The best fries are the ones that a million one-off non-chain burger joints that likely all share the same supplier in Southern California have. Douglas Burger, Volcano Burger, Paul’s Place, Athenian Burger, a hundred other little places, and they all have the same medium-cut long fries that get fried until they’re nice and soggy with grease. Best fries.
Second is Red Robin’s steak fries with their seasoned salt mix.
The best ones are the ones I cook at home, fresh potatoes, fried in sunflower oil or virgin olive oil (in spain we have the best olive oil). Delicious. Not the prefrozen ones they sell at mcdonanlds.-
Type 2 diabetes if you are overweight and eat lots of carbohydrates. Not type 1 diabetes (the one you need to get insulin injections) which is an autoinmune disease.
There is a burger place in Memphis that does something similar. They use a 70/30 mix and just filter and reuse the oil everyday. Been using the same skillet and oil since like the 50’s.
I once tried to eat McDonald’s in America. I got to the door, the smell was overpowering, like a men’s public toilet. So I never tried the food.
I have to say my favourite fries there were the curly fries in hooters. A friend of mine was the manager, so I went there a lot. Interesting experience but the food was great.
Are there fries that still taste great once they get cold? Love me a side of fries with every order but them losing their tastiness after a few minutes means you always have to gobble them up quick.