The Chocolate-Dipped Potato Chip

The Chocolate Dipped Potato Chip

Here’s the difference between you and me. ย You’re armedย with reason, and willpower, and common sense, and common decency. ย Me? ย Less so.

Perhaps it’s this lack of common decency that would lead me to dip perfectly good savory potato chips into perfectly good dark chocolate. ย The result seems to be a perfectly sinister meeting of savory / sweet / and chocolate. ย It’s trouble. ย Nothing but trouble.

Remember that time I made Peanut Butter and Pickle Sandwiches and everyone was like, UM… Joy the Baker has LOST IT! ย This is that! ย Except there’s chocolate involved, so maybe you’ll let this one slide.

Chocolate Dipped Potato Chips

How to be the most popular person at the party. ย How to win friends and influence people. ย How to be really good at life. ย  How to do it right. ย These chocolate-dipped chips seem to solve most of life’s little vacancies. ย That’s awesome, right?

I don’t need to write you a whole recipe or give you step-by-step photographs for these chocolate-dipped potato chips. ย You know the deal. ย Here are a few pro-tips… as if you need them, pffft.

For other shenanigans related recipes see: ย Peanut Butter Banana Bonbons / Beer Battered Onion Ringsย / and sorry I’m not sorry Candy Bar Cupcakesย 

The Chocolate-Dipped Potato Chip

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You’ll need:

– about 5 ounces dark chocolate, melted

– 1 tablespoon coconut oil stirred into the melted chocolate. ย (optional, but totally helps the chocolate loosen and set on the potato chip)

– ย 2 giant handfuls of potato chips (with ridges are preferred, you know?)

– ย vanilla sea salt (very optional, but lovely)

Dip the potato chips in melted chocolate. Place on wax or parchment. ย Chill for just a bit in the refrigerator to set the chocolate. ย Store in a cool place or just invite a friend over and devour every last one. ย Repeat. ย 

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  1. Strangely I was in Japan a few weeks ago and chocolate dipped potato chips seemed to be the ‘in’ snack food. Wasn’t really for me, but a pretty cool eating experience nonetheless.
    Claire xx

  2. This makes more sense the pickle and PB but I have to say I’m not 100% sure? I am still one of those people that has not dipped fries into my shake/ice cream despite the overwhelming consensus this will be magical.

  3. Chuao milk chocolate potato chip chocolate bars are my most favorite candy ever! Their description: Crisp kettle cooked potato chips and a hint of sea salt, mix and mingle in milk chocolate. And the cost a VERY pretty penny (around $7 per bar). I would love to substitute milk chocolate for the dark in this recipe. Would this be a 1:1 substitute?

  4. When you start posting recipes about dipping ramen noodles in mountain dew and then consuming the duo, we’ll wonder about you. All this other stuff if just plain fabulous!! :) And yes, I totally knew someone who would do that–and she wasn’t pregnant. She was an 8-year-old I used to babysit. Not sure what made her start doing that! HA! Keep them coming, Joy!

  5. I love chocolate and potato chips together and it feels nice to know I am not alone! oh and I will be trying that vanilla sea salt pronto

  6. i first had chocolate dipped potato chips nearly 12 years ago. an ex introduced them to me (back when we were still dating). i may have looked at him like he was crazy, but oh man, he was right on. i’ve rarely had them since, because they are terribly addicting.

  7. Yup! I want to marry you.

    When I tell people that I LOVE chocolate covered potato chips, they usually look at me like I am kinda crazy. I mean really,they are the crazy ones – they are obviously NOT LIVING!
    Seriously though, there is nothing better than sweet & savory. Chocolate and salt!

  8. I can already taste this and it’s incredible. Making these on my next cheat day after I’m done with my detox. I know, I know, this is probably the dirtiest way to come off a cleanse, but what the hay!

  9. Oh, yum!! I saw these in the grocery store by Lays completely covered and I thought mmm… maybe but, homemade with half the chip dipped in chocolate just seems so much more appealing. Pretty much a must try now :) Thank you for sharing!

  10. So glad to have this recipe! I discovered chocolate-chip dipped potato chips in Japan in 2005. . .they are very popular there! Tried to make them at home and failed miserably.

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