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A chips shop offers potato chips (french fries, in the US) in different flavour like chicken, chicken roast, bar b q, et cetera. I saw they make simple potato chips and then add a salt type stuff to it which gives flavour to the chips.

How can I to make flavoured salt like that?

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  • You are referring to hot potato chips, AKA French fries? – TFD Nov 29 '12 at 04:14
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    The US readers are assuming from the title that you're talking about the thin, fried, crispy snack food that comes in bags. Can you edit your title? You might get more accurate suggestions. :-) – Kristina Lopez Nov 29 '12 at 18:49
  • I don't think we need to wait for the OP to edit here - US chips shops (crisps, in the UK) don't commonly exist, so chips shop clearly means UK chips, US french fries. – Cascabel Dec 01 '12 at 03:09

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To make seasoned salt, just put salt and dry spices into a spice grinder.

A lot of times they have an additive that makes this salt/powder stick to chips. Also if you are frying them salt and seasoning will stick to them for a few moments after they come out of the fryer.

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