Many people use tortilla chips as spoons for salsa and hummus. These chip “spoons” are environmentally friendly.
“chips are just biodegradable spoons for home made hummus” was posted on Twitter by Sip-T Tea co. on March 21, 2010. “These biodegradable spoons smell like tortilla chips. Kinda taste like them too” was posted on Twitter by Chris Lee on May 11, 2011. “A tortilla chip is just a biodegradable spoon” was posted on Twitter by Talk To The Hatter on October 22, 2021.
“There’s no better biodegradable spoon than a tortilla chip” was posted on Reddit—Showerthoughts on October 22, 2021.
Twitter
Sip-T Tea co.
@leafpeddler
chips are just biodegradable spoons for home made hummus.
9:00 PM · Mar 21, 2010·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
Chris Lee
@chipotlesrhere
These biodegradable spoons smell like tortilla chips. Kinda taste like them too.
12:00 AM · May 11, 2011·Twitter SMS
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/Mexicannut October 22, 2021
There’s no better biodegradable spoon than a tortilla chip.
Twitter
Shower Thoughts
@showerth0ught
There’s no better biodegradable spoon than a tortilla chip. #showerth0ught
2:58 PM · Oct 22, 2021·IFTTT
Twitter
Str8PepperDiet
@Brian44547001
Me: There’s no better biodegradable spoon than a tortilla chip and no one recognizes that and it pisses me off
My Sponsor: Dude u said it was an emergency I thought u called bc u were struggling
Me: I will relapse over this
4:50 PM · Oct 22, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Talk To The Hatter
@Talk_To_The_Hat
A tortilla chip is just a biodegradable spoon.
8:50 PM · Oct 22, 2021·Twitter Web App
Twitter
Sunz Out Punz Out
@punsofglory
There’s no better biodegradable spoon than a tortilla chip.
Non-disputable.
10:46 AM · Oct 23, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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