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French Fries
French fries are made of potatoes cut into strips which vary in thickness. They are deep-fried until done and served either soft or crispy.
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Does used french fry oil work for a diesel substitute?
used cooking oil can be used as a diesel substitute if some basic rules are followed:-
no solid particles or water are included
the oil is a liquid at ambient temperature /some oils arent
do not expect to use more than 50% oil 50% diesel mix without major mods to fuel system
Do chicken nuggets french fries and a cheeseburger go good together?
Taste wise they would however health wise generally avoiding all of those is a good idea.
They usually are; but you must check the ingredients. For example McDonald's french fries use beef broth to flavor their fries, so McDonald's fries are not vegetarian.
McDonald's fries used to be fried in beef tallow; about 10 years ago they started advertising that they now use 100% vegetable oil to fry them. Consumers mistook this announcement to mean that the fries were vegetarian; McDonald's was sued for misleading advertising. They are quite stubborn about retaining the beef flavoring, even though great fries are possible w/o adding slaughterhouse products!
Which state invented french fries?
French fries are not an invention of the United States or even France. They are a staple of the Belgium diet since the 1860's. Potatoes are thick cut, double fried in very hot oil, served in a paper cone, with mayonnaise and horseradish for dipping. Soldiers deployed to Europe during World War I ate the pomme frites and brought their taste for them back home to the United States. Even though most Americans attribute French fries to France, not even the French take credit for the tasty potato creation. But the popularity of them didn't explode until after World War II. The thin French fries that we know today and are served at most fast food restaurants didn't appear until the 1950's.
How many people in the world like french fries?
A lot, I read in a book that over seven million like french fries in just the USA!!
If there are about 20 potatoes in a 5-pound bag and the restaurant uses 2 potatoes per order of fries, they can make 10 orders from one bag (20 potatoes ÷ 2 potatoes per order = 10 orders). If they charge $5 for each order, the total revenue from one bag would be 10 orders × $5 = $50. Thus, the restaurant takes in $50 from a 5-pound bag of potatoes.
