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Imagine your first bite of crisp, cornmeal coated fried chicken, or the satisfying crunch of a tortilla chip. Crispy and crunchy food makes eating more interesting—but what is the difference between the two terms? And does it even matter?

Epi contributor Maggie Hennessy finds out.

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