Video: This black man created potato chips

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After a customer complained that his French fries were too thick, Chef George Crum, who worked in a Saratoga Springs, NY restaurant accidentally created the potato chip.


He took a potato and sliced it very thin, fried it up, and it became a huge hit around that area.  The “Saratoga Chip” as it was once called, became popular in the 1920’s and the name was later changed to potato chips.







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