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Ben F.
March 30, 2019
Whoever wrote this drivel is a moron.
Firstly, they don't sell these at TGI Friday's. They're available at many food retailers and gas stations.
Second, they have never been called Tato Skins (as Keebler's version was called), they are called TGI Friday's Potato Skins.
When you wrote this article, you just guessed everything about them and most of it was wrong.
I will never click on any of this site's articles again. This is a joke.
Firstly, they don't sell these at TGI Friday's. They're available at many food retailers and gas stations.
Second, they have never been called Tato Skins (as Keebler's version was called), they are called TGI Friday's Potato Skins.
When you wrote this article, you just guessed everything about them and most of it was wrong.
I will never click on any of this site's articles again. This is a joke.
Pisanella
October 21, 2016
These chips are derived from potatoes that are dehydrated, ground up, bleached, and reconstituted so that one side is browned the color of copper and the opposite side as light as the inside of a warm potato. It is then forced into an oblong shape and powdered with synthetic flavored dust
How UTTERLY disgusting! That's not food, that's typical American junk, masquerading as the real thing. Rather shocked at this article.
How UTTERLY disgusting! That's not food, that's typical American junk, masquerading as the real thing. Rather shocked at this article.
jpriddy
October 20, 2016
I am amazed you do not offer a twice-baked potato recipe. It remains my grown son's favorite holiday treat.
Kenzi W.
October 19, 2016
Mayukh we need to get you a real tato skin. On a related note, I want to say tato skin at every possible opportunity.
Olivia B.
October 19, 2016
I LOVE(D) KEEBLER TATO SKINS.
My grandparents always, always had them in the pantry growing up. It's so disappointing that they don't exist anymore. TGI Fridays' will never compare.
My grandparents always, always had them in the pantry growing up. It's so disappointing that they don't exist anymore. TGI Fridays' will never compare.
mizerychik
October 19, 2016
I loved Tato Skins, but I haven't bought the new version yet. I'm afraid that the change in recipe will be too disappointing.
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