Talk:Andy Capp's/Archive 1
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Too much information
My namesake! Stale Fries 02:05, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
Overview seems like marketing copy plant
[1] and [2] don't have any links to back up the references, and the overview:
Unconventional in form and texture, Andy Capp's Fries look like french fries but crunch like chips. It's a unique alternative to regular potato chips. Andy Capp's fries pack a powerful flavor punch in every crunch with zero grams of trans fat per serving.
Andy Capp's regular fries are available in Hot, Cheddar, and Salsa varieties, while Andy Capp's steak fries are available in White Cheddar Cheese and Hot Chili Cheese varieties.[1]
seems like it's taken right out of some sales brochure. Where's the NPOV? At the very least it's inconsistent with the "junk food" 3rd paragraph.
Jschreiber 23:02, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
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Cleanup
I tried to clean up this article a bit. Some minor edits such as the inconsistencies with British and American spelling. I chose to go overall American as the company that owns the brand is now based in the US. Feel free to change it to British spelling if you have a better logical reason, although please keep the entire article together ;) Other changes were how the flavour names were displayed. I tried to add some references without going outside the scope of the article. My apologies if any reference points are positioned in the wrong location, but hey, I had to WP:BOLD or I'd never learn right? Vince Navarro (talk) 17:07, 4 September 2009 (UTC)