What are french fries made out of?

Answer 1

Cooking oils are molecules of triacylglycerides (TAGs) which are basically carbon & hydrogen atoms; each TAG consists of a glycerol 'head' joined to three fatty acid tails. The tails are hydrocarbons, & each one can vary in length (i.e. how many hydrocarbons are in it) depending on the plant that made the oil, so for instance rapeseed oil has longer tails than olive oil. The shape of the tail can also vary: if the tail is straight then it's a saturated fat, & if there's a kink in the tail it means that the oil is unsaturated. If an oil is just labelled 'cooking oil', then it's likely to be a blend of oils from different sources, each one having slightly different properties.

Answer 2

French fries are made of potatoes that are cut into strips and deep fried, then salted.

Answer 3

Fried potatoes with a lot of salt. The frying process adds a lot of grease and fat as well.

Answer 4

A french fry is generally a potato fried in oil or fat with salt or other seasonings.

Answer 5

Vegetable oil can be used to fry french fries

Answer 6

French Fries are sliced potatoes fried in boiling oil.

Answer 7

French fries are made out of French potatoes, which are indistinguishable from any other kind of potato.

Answer 8

Potatos...