prompt: What is the only kind of dip mentioned in the text below? Is this a post about dips?
  
  The Hearty Option: 365 
  The specs: Whole Foods’ potato chips are fried in expeller-pressed oil of sunflower, safflower, and/or canola. 
  
  The verdict: Whole Foods’ in-store line can be all over the map in terms of quality, so we were eager to see how their potato chips would perform. All in all, this was a heartier chip with the bite and hefty texture of a baked one. Unfortunately, it lacked the sharp, salty kick we were looking for. Denenberg enjoyed its slightly nuttier taste, and the general consensus was that this chip would be best enjoyed with a thick, rich dip—a spinach and artichoke, for instance.
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chosen.content: What is the only kind of dip mentioned in the text below? Is this a post about dips?
  
  The Hearty Option: 365 
  The specs: Whole Foods’ potato chips are fried in expeller-pressed oil of sunflower, safflower, and/or canola. 
  
  The verdict: Whole Foods’ in-store line can be all over the map in terms of quality, so we were eager to see how their potato chips would perform. All in all, this was a heartier chip with the bite and hefty texture of a baked one. Unfortunately, it lacked the sharp, salty kick we were looking for. Denenberg enjoyed its slightly nuttier taste, and the general consensus was that this chip would be best enjoyed with a thick, rich dip—a spinach and artichoke, for instance.
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chosen.content: This post is not about dips but instead about 365 potato chips. The only dip mentioned is spinach and artichoke.
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rejected.content: What is the only kind of dip mentioned in the text below? Is this a post about dips?
  
  The Hearty Option: 365 
  The specs: Whole Foods’ potato chips are fried in expeller-pressed oil of sunflower, safflower, and/or canola. 
  
  The verdict: Whole Foods’ in-store line can be all over the map in terms of quality, so we were eager to see how their potato chips would perform. All in all, this was a heartier chip with the bite and hefty texture of a baked one. Unfortunately, it lacked the sharp, salty kick we were looking for. Denenberg enjoyed its slightly nuttier taste, and the general consensus was that this chip would be best enjoyed with a thick, rich dip—a spinach and artichoke, for instance.
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