Is this the longest chip found in London?
A chip which was so long it deserved a standing ovation simply existing has been served to a lucky punter at a Wetherspoons pub.
Footage shows the chip, which appears to be longer than the serving bowl itself, being held up for all to gaze upon in wonder.
Fellow pub goers at the Ice Wharf in Camden applauded and cheered for the fried potato as the lucky customer lifted it into the air.
Someone can even be heard crying ‘oh my god’ as they set their eyes upon it.
Although no official measurement of the chip has been offered, it appears to be around 30cm in length.
The find even sparked some patriotism in the TikTok comment section, with one user writing ‘I love England’ and another saying ‘I love it when strangers come together’.
In January a bricklayer was convinced he found the world’s longest chip insode a McCain bag.
Nathan Hadley, 25, found the ‘beast’ of a chip in a frozen McCain bag earlier this month and immediately measured it.
Someone can even be heard crying ‘oh my god’ as they set their eyes upon it
Fellow pub goers at the Ice Wharf in Camden applauded and cheered for the fried potato
He iscovered the massive potato snack was 8.66 inches long – and a similar discovery was made by a nine year old just days before Nathan’s.
Archie Davies found a nine-inch chip on his dinner plate on January 19, meaning Nathan didn’t quite grab the title for longest frozen chip.
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Nathan said he considered sending the chip to Guinness World Records, but the company said they don’t monitor ‘large food items’.
The largest molded chip by weight was manufactured by Chandresh Bayad in Guajarat, India, and recorded by Guinness World Records in 2018 – weighing in at nearly 25 pounds.
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