French Fries

'French fry' is singular. 'French fries' is plural.

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Burger King, small french fries (2.6oz) 3g Burger King, medium french fries (4oz) 4g Burger King, large french fries (5.6oz) 6g Burger King, king size french fries (7oz) 7g McDonald's, small french fries 3g McDonald's, medium french fries 6g McDonald's, large french fries 8g McDonald's, super size french fries 9g

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Contrary to popular belief, it is not because of the alleged chemicals and toxins McDonald's shoves into their foods. It is not something spectacular that McDonald's created.

The real reason is because of the low moisture content in the food. Since McDonald's food is high fat, that leads to low moisture content. When there is low moisture content, the meal cannot decompose properly.

No they do not. sorry. (;

Well it would probably be better to put them in the oven.

While French fries taste delicious to millions of Americans and millions of others across the world, they are in no way good for you. Yes, they are technically a vegetable, but any nutritional value quickly disappears when you deep fry them and add all the sodium. French fries in moderation, however, won't do you much harm. Happy eating!

It's fried in separate friers to the other stuff so yes it's not haram (in the ones I've asked in)

Oil from the various friers is filtered and cleaned in a specific order too so oil from things considered haram aren't mixed with non haram.

Of course the best thing to do is ask at each restaurant. Best way to make your own mind up and not listen to what others have heard other ignorant idiots spouting

Although they are fried in vegetable oil, the oil might contain trans-fat. You should be able to ask the restaurant whether or not they use oil that contains trans-fat.

The reason many restaurants use trans-fat containing oil is that it makes the French-fries more crunchy.

French-fries cooked in oil not containing trans-fat should not be bad for your heart. They are fattening though!

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Fried rice tends to have more calories compared to steamed rice. The additional calories in fried rice primarily come from the cooking oil or fat used during the frying process, as well as any added ingredients like proteins (e.g., meat, shrimp) and sauces. The cooking oil or fat used for frying can significantly contribute to the overall calorie content of fried rice.

Steamed rice, on the other hand, is simply cooked with water and does not involve the addition of oil or other high-calorie ingredients. Therefore, steamed rice typically has fewer calories compared to fried rice.

It's important to note that the exact calorie content of both steamed and fried rice can vary depending on factors such as portion size, specific ingredients used, and the cooking method. If you are concerned about the calorie content, it is advisable to check the nutritional information or consult a registered dietitian for more precise information based on your specific recipe or meal.

I've done a french project on the food of Lorraine, and numerous sites have said that Quiche Lorraine can be eaten at anytime. Therefore, i think it could be considered a full meal, espeacially at lunch :)

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"French fries" is an Americanism, and no one knows who first used the term. In Britain they are called chips. What the British call crisps are called potato chips by the Americans. The French call French fries pommes de frits, i.e. fried potatoes.

you should cook fries while frozen

French Fries

How many pounds of french fries to feed 35 people

No. All of McDonald's fried foods are fried in oil which comes from the filtered grill grease.

That depends on where you are, since some places charge more than others. It also depends on the size bag, since a smaller bag would be less expensive than a larger one.

No. The term french fries is not a proper noun. It's like 'french windows' - you don't capitalize it.

The french fry was invented in belgium in 1680.

The poor people on the streets couldn't eat the small fish from he river because it was frozen over. So they decided to cut up potatoes ino thin strips and fry them in oil

There are 530 calories in a McDonald's Big Mac. 290 of those calories are not from fat.

In Germany we have adopted the French term and call them (die) Pommes frites (pronounced 'pom-FRIT'). They are also nicknamed Pommes (now with a German pronunciation POM-muhs) in most of German or Fritten (pronounced FRIT-n) in areas closer to the Belgian/French border.

The Australian term (not slang) for French fries is "chips".