"French fries" have been americanised. If you consider "americanised" to include "things that have gone to America and been made bigger" you can include most french foods; pain au chocolat (also the quality is usually better in France), cinnamon rolls (are small and individual in France, not frozen sold in trays) steaks, cooked fish dishes, souffles and tarts tend to be bigger in America. Also, (from reading too many cookbooks) it seems like American tend to add cream or "half and half" in places where the French would not usually use it in their dishes. The proportion of sugar added to classic French dishes seems to be higher in America too. French toast is different in style - the French don't have bacon with theirs.
They are fast and easy to make. Some are very cheap. Some taste good.
Some one please give me the name of some french foods
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Thiland is wonderful for their unique salads, grilled foods and sauces. There is no limit to the tasty and easy foods you can make in a hurry. Try this website for some fantastic ideas: http://thaifood.about.com/od/quickeasythairecipes/tp/Easy-Thai-Food-For-Breezy-Summer-Cooking.htm
cereal!! bowl, milk, cereal. its easy thats not funny! -answerladdy
French Fries French Toast French Bread
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Drinks are the easiest digested food because it does not have to be broken down, especially water. Water is the best drink that gets digested easily. Foods like ice-cream french fries, can also get digested easily!
Poutine, on fries, for one...
andouillette sausage
Add whoe, they have loads in France
Recipes.sparkpeople.com has a lot of suggestions that were sent to them by people who had used them and found them easy and popular with the guests. All of them appear to be simple and easy to make like monkey bread, cherry salads, muffins, brownies, and roasted potatoes and carrots.