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French fries become soggy fairly quickly, both from internal moisture and moisture from the air. The outer (fried) layer loses its texture. As long as there is some moisture, bacteria and spores will colonize the outside but, depending on the humidity level, the french fries may dry out before they can grow. (Salt and oil don't make a very good growth medium for bacteria and fungi.) Continued exposure to air will cause the oil to oxidize and smell rancid; salt seems to hasten that process.
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Are french fries good with ketchup?
I think French fries taste horrible with ketchup
What does french fries taste like with out salt?
fried potatoes.
Why do french fries taste good?
because is fatty, oily..
What lake taste good with french fries?
Salt lake
Are McDonald's french fries bad?
McDonalds french fries are bad for you because of the fact that they are fried and have a lot of salt on them, but they do taste very good!
Why are french fries popular?
Because they taste good to most people.
What is a food doesn't taste right without salt?
french fries
Do french fries taste good?
yes but it depends if its freezer burned because that could taste real bad
Why do french fries have so much fat?
Properly prepared French fries should not contain huge amounts of fat. Properly cooked French fries should not leave a greasy taste in the mouth. But all deep fried foods, including French fries, will contain more fat than foods cooked by other methods.
What made french fries taste good?
I'm guessing salt? But a good amount, too much makes it taste bad and is unhealthy.
Why does salt taste less salt with vinegar on fries?
vinegar dissolves the salt making it taste less salty and more vinegary or more like plain French Fries ( depends how much vinegar you put in )
Can potatoes turn into people?
No, but they can turn into French fries quite nicely.
