Pommes frittes is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.

This is another "food invention" story that probably has no firm answer because the frying of potatoes did not suddenly happen one day. With such a basic procedure, it may have taken a while to become popular or mainstream, but it didn't happen overnight. See link below for a few of the rumors of its first appearance.

That varies depending on the context. It may be: # In epicurian terms a large hard roll, most often of rye flour. # In equestrian terms it is a large chunk of horse manure. # In sexology it is an un-named sex act involving fecal matter. # In Brewers terms it a toasted flavor like fresh warm yeast bread. # In New Zealand, a biscuit (cookie) consisting of two thin layers of cinnamon and ginger flavoured biscuit, with jam in between. They are usually iced and topped with glace cherry or "hundreds and thousands" (aka rainbow sprinkles). Empire biscuit is a synonym. Prior to the outbreak of World War I they were known as German biscuits but were renamed for patriotic reasons.