Yes he was. He made the chip to annoy a customer but his planned backfired and the customer loved it.
In 1853 American Indian George Crum worked at a Resteraunt in new york . One day a customer came who rejected the order of French Fried Potatoes as " too thick and soggy". Crum got fed up and fried and cut a batch that was too crispy and thin to pick up with a fork. This backfired. The customer liked them and soon they were requested and added to the menu. The chips were called Saratoga chips. That is how potato chips were invented 😃yumm!
Potatoes are a vegetable that originated in the New World, and were entirely unknown in the Old. It was not until trade was established between the Europeans and the people who lived in the Americas that the Europeans knew about potatoes. That happened after the Middle Ages were over. Other vegetables that were unknown to the Europeans included maize, tomatoes, peppers, and kidney beans.
you used to have to wind them up and now they use three micro chips
Medieval Times' noble guests feast on garlic bread, tomato bisque soup, roasted chicken, spare rib, herb-basted potatoes, pastry of the Castle, coffee and two rounds of select beverages. A full-service bar is also available for adult guests. Vegetarian meals are available upon request.The vegetarian meal includes tomato bisque soup, garlic bread, large Portobello mushroom cap stuffed with whole grain, rice and bean blend, large skewer of roasted vegetables, hummus with pita chips, pastry of the castle and two rounds of select beverages.
Well...Toilet paper has been around long enough for even great grandparents to have used it btw. The early settlers here in NZ though named a small tree with large soft leaves 'bushmen's toilet paper' - they also it to write on. And from wiki: .....The classic 16th century satirical novel Gargantua and Pantagruel by François Rabelais contains references to various toilet paper alternatives. For example, in the 13th chapter of the First Book, titled "How Grandgousier realized Gargantua's marvelous intelligence, by his invention of an ****-wipe," the giant Gargantua, while still a child, tries dozens of different methods for wiping his bottom, including paper, but unfortunately he finds it "leaves some chips on his ballocks". Finally he discovers the best method: the neck of a goose. The first factory-made paper marketed exclusively for toilet use was produced by Marie Fagliano in the United States in 1857 . Fagliano's name was printed on every sheet. Before this invention, wealthy people used wool, lace or hemp for their ablutions, while less wealthy people used their hand when defecating into rivers, or cleaned themselves with various materials such as rags, wood shavings, leaves, grass, hay, stone, sand, moss, water, snow, maize husks, fruit skins, or seashells, and cob of the corn depending upon the country and weather conditions or social customs. In Ancient Rome, a sponge on a stick was commonly used, and, after usage, placed back in a bucket of saltwater...... Wiki also mentions sand being used in some countries. There is an alternative to paper and that is the 'bidet' which is like a basin but on the floor so you can wash afterwards instead of dry wiping. The cleanest human races on earth, are Asians and Muslims; as they clean themselves with water using left hand and washing both hands with soap and water. Using paper or any other material leaves residue on the anus or around the area.
George Cum, the inventor of potato chips, is often referred to as George Crum. His full name is George Speck, but he is more commonly known by his nickname, George Crum.
he opend his new restruant and this lead him to be the inventor of potato chips
potato chips at Moon Lake House
Yes potato chips were an accidental invention. invented by George Crum in 1853.
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He invented potato chips...Although "George Crum" is more than likely the actual inventor(See article: George "Speck" Crum (1822 - 1914))However, it was never patented.
Potato chips were originally called "crisp" or "crisps" in the UK, while in the US, they were referred to simply as "potato chips." The invention of potato chips is credited to George Crum in 1853, who created them as a response to a customer's complaint about soggy fried potatoes. The name "potato chips" became widely adopted as the snack gained popularity.
Potato chips were invented in Louisiana in 1853.
Yes, George Crum, the inventor of potato chips, is often depicted with a mustache in historical illustrations and portraits. His distinctive facial hair was a common style for men of his time. However, definitive photographs are not available since he lived in the 19th century.