Ask yourself a question: what is the most popular food in the world? The first thing you will probably think of is a round and crispy pizza, or maybe you will try it simpler and guess that it could be pasta and lasagna, or you will travel with your mind to the East and you will think of sushi and roasted rice, or you will think of round and crispy pizzas. switch to something sweet like donuts, ice cream and chocolate. There are as many answers as there are inhabitants on our beautiful planet. Nowadays, the variety of foods we can choose from can satisfy all tastes. Almost every country has its own cuisine that contains delicious dishes that make it unique. However, how do the specialists who create these dietary assessments process the data they have collected? In order to get authentic results, I think they should ask everyone in the world without any exception. It's really hard to do, but we can think about popular food in another way, considering that the word popular doesn't always mean the best. This is where chips come into their own. They have become very common around the world due to their wide variety of addictive crunchy tastes, relatively cheap prices and ease of consumption. We can buy chips from all supermarkets and grocery stores, and even non-commercial places like colleges and offices where it is possible to get a pack of crispy and tasty chips using vending machines. There is no reason to talk about their popularity in the United States, and the situation on the other four continents is the same. In Europe, they are undoubtedly as beloved as in the United States. In Australia, they are even more popular than biscuits. In South America and Asia, chips are also very common snacks with specific tastes adapted to the population. People all over the world eat potatoes... middle of paper... o Do chips contain cancer-causing chemicals? Underground health journalist. Underground Health Reporter, nd Web. November 1, 2013 Hochman, Karen. “Who invented chips?” » Snacking. Lifestyle Direct, May 2005. Web. November 1, 2013 Horovitz, Bruce. “Lay’s is going to roll out chocolate covered chips.” The United States Today. Gannett, October 31, 2013. Web. November 1, 2013 Kincaid, Ana. “History of Chips”. The Lincoln Journal. The Lincoln Journal, Inc. and Web. November 1, 2013McNulty, Mary. “Potato chips.” Done how. Advameg, Inc. and Web. November 1, 2013Said, Sammy. “The 10 best-selling chips.” The richest. TheRichest.com, June 1, 2013. Web. November 1, 2013“The best types of chips for you. » Cooking every day. Kitchen Daily, March 14, 2013. Web. November 1, 2013 “Slideshow of the 30 craziest potato chip flavors in the world. » The daily meal. Spanfeller Media Group, Inc. and Web. November 1. 2013