Reviewed: Sep. 21, 2009

YUMMERS! I have been making these for years. I use pringles because they are more uniform in size and I'm anal that way. ;) Also I half dip them and drizzle w/ white chocolate for a pretty presentation. If you like the combo of sweet and salty, you will LOVE these! :)

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Christina

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Living In: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

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Reviewed: Aug. 9, 2009

This is a good recipe but I ended up microwaving my chocolate and I dipped half the chip in. It easier to handle. I then heated white chocolate and drizzeled that over the milk chocolate. They are very delicious. I stored mine in the frige to keep the chocolate nice and cold. Its a nice treat when you need that chocolate salty crunchy taste.

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Reviewed: Jan. 1, 2009

I found it was easier to use a microwave to melt the chocolate. There were directions on the bag of chocolate chips. If I would have had a decent set of tongs I would have used them but I used my hands and just made a mess. I used a spatula to scrape off the excess as well as using it to add to the chips when I was just about out of chocolate.

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Biker Tom

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Reviewed: Dec. 22, 2007

I love this recipe, although the one I have is a little different. I use one 12oz bag of semi-sweet choc. chips and one 12oz bag milk choc. chips, with 1/4 block of para wax. The was does make the choc. not so thick, and it also helps keep them fresh/crunchy for a longer period of time!

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Luke

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Reviewed: Sep. 12, 2007

Good taste, but a bit frustrating, the chips tend to break apart easily if you don't use the larger thicker ones. My variation/remedy was to spread the chips on wax paper and then drizzle chocolate over the tops. Easier and less irritating.

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Dragenflie

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Reviewed: Dec. 25, 2005

Just as good as the kind you buy in candy stores! I popped mine in the freezer about 5 mins to get them to dry quick. It was so warm in my house from the other baking going on!

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Annette P.

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Reviewed: Dec. 8, 2005

Rigded/rippled chips are a must. I scraped off some of the chocolate with a spoon, otherwise it was too thick with chocolate. Don't make them too far ahead as the chips get soggy after a day or so. This really impresses everyone!

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Reviewed: Apr. 5, 2005

I really liked the idea around this recipe - I've always loved chocolate and chips so this was a perfect union in my eyes! The only change I made was adding a little parawax to the chocolate so it wasn't so thick - it was easier to work with this way.

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Reviewed: Feb. 11, 2005

I haven't tried potato chips this way, but pretzels are awesome! Easier to keep without breaking (if they last that long!) too. In a nice container, they make an unusual and tasty gift for the holidays or a hostess gift.

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