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#121
08-10-2007, 04:23 PM
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Re: The best french fries
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Fries should be eaten with either ranch, ketchup, bbq sauce, or in a distant second mayo. [/ QUOTE ] Actually the pinnacle of french fry dining is Poutine and if you prefer a "healthier" alternative "Frites sauce" (ie poutine minus the delicious cheese curds) [/ QUOTE ] I'm confused, you're about as far away from Quebec as possible yet still remain in North America. Poutine? [/ QUOTE ] I'm originally from Quebec and hence the love of poutine...It goes along with my love of smoked meat and real bagels. I bring packets of poutine sauce back to San Francisco with me after trips home. After that it is just a matter of finding some cheese curds and I can whip up a little taste of heaven. 
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#122
08-10-2007, 04:44 PM
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Re: The best french fries
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Crispy, salty exterior filled with hot, almost cottony potato goodness inside. No ketchup necessary. [/ QUOTE ] As The Daver notes, good fries don't need any condiments. McDonald fries in the beef-fat days used to be this way. [/ QUOTE ] did McDonalds change their french fry grease recently or something? how long ago was this? [/ QUOTE ] they changed it again 2 months ago to be transfat free
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#123
08-10-2007, 04:47 PM
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Re: The best french fries
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Crispy, salty exterior filled with hot, almost cottony potato goodness inside. No ketchup necessary. [/ QUOTE ] As The Daver notes, good fries don't need any condiments. McDonald fries in the beef-fat days used to be this way. [/ QUOTE ] did McDonalds change their french fry grease recently or something? how long ago was this? [/ QUOTE ] a. The fries still have beef fat in them. Just cause there was a big story about it doesnt mean it went away. There was a huge story on coffee burns and we stil sell it. b. The oil has been changed twice in the last 4 years. about 4 years ago it was changed to a lighter vegtable oil blend, aand then about 2 years ago to a trans-fat free blend in most markets. c. The change in taste is almost all in your head, [/ QUOTE ] http://www.usatoday.com/money/indust...rans-fat_N.htm here is the story from may 2007. New York is now transfree fries at mcdonalds
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#124
08-10-2007, 06:26 PM
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Re: The best french fries
Steak fries w/ lots of salt and malt vinegar
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#125
08-10-2007, 11:00 PM
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Re: The best french fries
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[ QUOTE ] Fries should be eaten with either ranch, ketchup, bbq sauce, or in a distant second mayo. [/ QUOTE ] Actually the pinnacle of french fry dining is Poutine and if you prefer a "healthier" alternative "Frites sauce" (ie poutine minus the delicious cheese curds) [/ QUOTE ] "packets of poutine sauce"...isn't that just gravy?
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#126
08-10-2007, 11:19 PM
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Re: The best french fries
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Fries should be eaten with either ranch, ketchup, bbq sauce, or in a distant second mayo. [/ QUOTE ] Actually the pinnacle of french fry dining is Poutine and if you prefer a "healthier" alternative "Frites sauce" (ie poutine minus the delicious cheese curds) [/ QUOTE ] "packets of poutine sauce"...isn't that just gravy? [/ QUOTE ] It comes as a powder like many pre-packaged sauces/gravies. Poutine sauce is not just gravy. It has a deeper/saltier flavour.
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