Finally: An edible electric guitar made from a giant tortilla chip

For that mid-shred snack

Tuesday 27 October 2015 11:12 GMT

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Guitar mods have a long and storied history - hell, one guy even turned one into a bong.

This latest custom guitar is truly bizarre however, being made out of a giant tortilla chip.

Created by Atlanta Props, the Chip Guitar was created for Moe's Southwest Grill in celebration of the Mexican food chain giving away a load of free queso.

Somehow, the chip withstands the tension of the strings, though I’m guessing Atlanta Props went with a low tuning.

Sadly there was no shot of the Chip Guitar being dipped in salsa mid-shred in the accompanying video, as its creator promptly smashed it over an amp after playing a chord.

(via The 405)

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