French Fries

Oven Fries, Baked:

1 French Fries, 10g - 16 calories

Small Portion, 100g (10 Fries) - 162 calories

Medium Portion, 165g - 267 calories

Large Portion, 240g - 389 calories

Yes, a diabetic can eat French fries, but they should do so in moderation and consider portion size. French fries are high in carbohydrates and can cause a spike in blood sugar levels. Opting for baked or air-fried versions can be a healthier alternative, and pairing them with a source of protein or fiber can help mitigate blood sugar spikes. It's essential for diabetics to monitor their overall meal plan and how specific foods impact their blood sugar levels.

It was probably around a couple of 100 dollars according to Joaquin

1000 grams of salt is in a McDonald's value fry

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Home. There are many who have studied fast food and some of it has not even molded after 6 years. The videos are all over you tube.

Both are sources of carbs, but all carbs are not equal. Both will raise your sugar level. But potatoes are a better option for two reasons: they do not contain gluten and the leave behind an alkaline residue. Bread has gluten and a lot of people are now sensitive to it.

No, unless you don't like your hamster at all and want it to die from a heart attack.

Try feeding them some Banana chips, sunflower seeds, unsalted peanuts, carrot or a small amount of broccoli. Only a small bit of broccoli as it could give them Diarrhea, which can be fatal.

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it'll temporarily increase her blood volume

How many calories French fries with salt have, depends on where you get them, and how large the order is. A small order of French fries from McDonalds contains 450 calories.

Most supermarkets are starting to carry yucca over in the vegetable section.

french fries in Filipino: pritong patatas

Per unit weight, broccoli has 1/9 the calories of french fries, and zero fat. Broccoli has 1/7 the sodium, 2/3 the potassium, 1/6 the carbs, and roughly the same amount of protein (a little less). Broccoli has a vastly higher amount of vitamins C, A and calcium, but it is lower in B6 and magnesium.

Depends on how many you eat, but they do have a lot of calories and fat.

In some parts of the world it's common to use mayonnaise on french fries, I think in England I've heard malt vinegar is traditional with fish and chips.

Ketchup is only a condiment, you can have your fries however you'd like. Maybe you could just try them salted to taste, or with some pepper or other herbs and spices, or even salad dressing like ranch or Russian?

He doesn't eat anything, he is dead.

McDonald's do not have a specific gluten free menu for its patrons. It claims that its french fries are gluten free, but this is very debatable. So no, nobody has purchased a child's gluten free product from McDonald's.

you absolutely have to start your fries in hot grease,not just warm but hot! there is no other way.be very careful with hot grease,take every precaution to not let it get out of hand.the best oil to use for hot frying is peanut oil,it has a higher burning point.