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The 2017 Dax Shepard comedy "CHIPS" (top) was filmed using locations all over the greater Los Angeles area.
This scene takes place in Glendale at the 210 Fwy Park and Ride located at 3930 Lowell Ave.
It's been a loooong time since I've had a chocolate chip cookie dough blizzard from Dairy Queen. So I made my own.
A commenter has requested the recipe...
I don't have exact measurements, but it's about 1/4 cup milk, about 3 tablespoons chocolate syrup, about 2 cups (maybe a bit more) ice cream, blended until smooth in a blender. It should be very thick - if not add more ice cream. Taste it too and see if you might want more chocolate syrup. Stir in balls of cookie dough with a spoon (don't blend or you'll break up the dough). This will make enough to fill a tall glass, not sure exactly how many cups.
As for the cookie dough, it is an eggless dough and therefore is safe to eat raw. The recipe is
Ingredients
1/4 cup butter, softened
1/4 cup brown sugar, plus 2 tbsp
2 tsp water
1/2 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup flour
1/4 tsp salt
1/3 cup miniature chocolate chips
Method
Cream the butter and brown sugar in a small bowl. Add water and vanilla and mix well. Add flour and salt and stir to combine. Stir in 1/3 cup mini chocolate chips. Roll into tiny balls (I used an even 1/4 teaspoon to measure) and refrigerate until firm - 1 or 2 hours. This will make more cookie dough than what you need, but keep in the refrigerator for sweet treats! :)
Paprika chips are sexy. This is the proof. Taken last night, but for some reason I could not upload it at that time.
Paprika chips zijn sexy. Dit is het bewijs. Gisteravond al genomen maar toen kon ik om de een of andere reden niet uploaden.
Ảnh chụp buổi lễ chia tay giảng đường lớp em Chip Bông, cựu hs trường Trần Phú hiện đang là model của Elite
Fire crews operate a chipper for a community event called Chipper Days, where homeowners can pile up hazardous fuels from their properties and BLM and Forest Service crews will chip the materials.
Photo by Heather Stone, BLM
These were really good. Sort of a Japanese red pepper flavored potato chip. Kinda hot, but really tasty.
One poker chip isn't very useful. A set of chips like this one can comfortably supply a table for an evening.
Our Daily Challenge: MULTIPLE
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Lay's Turkey Potato Chips
No, really. The literal translation for the name of the flavor is actually "lethal-dose-of-MSG-and-salt", but that pretty much describes all of the snack foods in China, and this particular flavor tends more toward the turkey side of salty DOOM. It really does taste like turkey, which isn't in this case a Good Thing, but it will keep you from getting your money back with a false advertising lawsuit. In all, I'd give it a C+.
I washed this bag down with a mint-flavored Sprite. (You can try the drink in Canada, if you're interested.) Mint Sprite tastes just like Scope would, if Scope tasted much worse than it does (but I love the taste of Scope). It tastes just like you would expect a mix of mint and Sprite to taste if you removed all of the sugar from the concoction. That's still enough for a B-, though.
The theme is CHIP, they said.
My mind immediately thought "potato chip" however that seemed too obvious so I thought more widely. That evening we were about to eat some Toblerone chocolate and when cutting off a section of it, I noticed a tiny chip of chocolate lying there on the paper towel. I raced to get the camera before the chip disappeared into someone's mouth, although it was very tiny.
I'm quite fond of this macro shot because my angle of placement of the light has made the dent-pattern in the piece of paper towel look almost like moon craters.
These challenges are such fun, aren't they? - and, yes, I ate the chocolate chip (yum).
Kale Chip
With flavors of chorizo.
(The Restaurant at Meadowood)
Twelve Days of Christmas: Blaine Wetzel
The Restaurant at Meadowood
Meadowood Napa Valley
St. Helena, California
(December 11, 2014)
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Potato chips (known as chips in American, Australian and Canadian English, as well as most European languages; crisps in British and Irish English; and chippies in New Zealand English) are thin slices of potato that are deep fried or baked until crispy. Potato chips are commonly served as an appetizer, side dish, or snack. The basic chips are cooked and salted; additional varieties are manufactured using various flavorings and ingredients including seasonings, herbs, spices, cheeses, and artificial additives. Crisps, however, refer to many different types of snack products in the UK and Ireland, some made from potato, but may also be made from corn, maize and tapioca. An example of these kinds of crisps is Monster Munch.
Potato chips are a predominant part of the snack food market in English-speaking countries and numerous other Western nations. The global potato chip market generated total revenues of US$16.4 billion in 2005. This accounted for 35.5% of the total savory snacks market in that year (US$46.1 billion).
Source: Wikipedia
RFID chip in my out-of-date polish passport.
Metal plate is visible and parts of antenna.
Under the metal plate there's the main chip.