Banana chips
@allknowing (137961)
India
November 29, 2024 8:15pm CST
Kerala in India is a place where one can get the best banana chips. There is a particular type of banana which mostly grows in that State which is used to make those chips.
A few years ago I was on holiday there and the folks who we spent our holidays with took us to a roadside hawker who made those chips then and there. They were onion skin thin.
I tried to make them at home They were tasty but not thin
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I never ever got to taste such thin chips again
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@Tampa_girl7 (50573)
• United States
30 Nov
I had some banana chips some years back. I thought they tasted good.
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@kareng (62086)
• United States
30 Nov
@allknowing I guess in the variety of the plant. Or is it just in thickness of the chip?
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@allknowing (137961)
• India
30 Nov
You must taste the thin ones too. They just melt in your mouth
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@freelancermariagrace (28690)
• Philippines
30 Nov
I love eating banana chips! I will try to make some at home when I am not busy.
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@aureategloom (11043)
• Bosnia And Herzegovina
2 Dec
i once bought banana chips and i didn't like it. maybe i'd like it better if i make it. but again - i don't want to waste it if i end up not liking it even when home made 
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