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Who makes the best french fries?

Locut0s

Locut0s

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Personally I say the old European style fries fried in lard wrapped in a paper cup/cone with vinegar, ketchup and or mayo. Yum Yum!! But I don't know any place that makes them this way here. There is a shop down town here that does something similar I have yet to try. Barring that of the big name places New York fries comes to mind as having good fries. So in your mind who makes the best?
 
this place called central park, don't know if they have any other places nationally but damn they are good
 
Originally posted by: Locut0s
Personally I say the old European style fries fried in lard wrapped in a paper cup/cone with vinegar, ketchup and or mayo. Yum Yum!! But I don't know any place that makes them this way here. There is a shop down town here that does something similar I have yet to try. Barring that of the big name places New York fries comes to mind as having good fries. So in your mind who makes the best?
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there's a really good restaurant by me that serves it like this. i didn't know it was "european style" tough. thanks for the info, and yes they are delicious!
 
Originally posted by: Locut0s
Personally I say the old European style fries fried in lard wrapped in a paper cup/cone with vinegar, ketchup and or mayo. Yum Yum!! But I don't know any place that makes them this way here. There is a shop down town here that does something similar I have yet to try. Barring that of the big name places New York fries comes to mind as having good fries. So in your mind who makes the best?
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puke!

ketchup
cheese
baked bean sauce (only when dipped in leftover sauce from the beans you just ate)
honey mustard
bbq sauce

are all acceptable though.
 
Originally posted by: evident
Originally posted by: Locut0s
Personally I say the old European style fries fried in lard wrapped in a paper cup/cone with vinegar, ketchup and or mayo. Yum Yum!! But I don't know any place that makes them this way here. There is a shop down town here that does something similar I have yet to try. Barring that of the big name places New York fries comes to mind as having good fries. So in your mind who makes the best?
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there's a really good restaurant by me that serves it like this. i didn't know it was "european style" tough. thanks for the info, and yes they are delicious!
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he's referring to Belgian fries.

They are awesome but very hard to find here.
 
Originally posted by: evident
Originally posted by: Locut0s
Personally I say the old European style fries fried in lard wrapped in a paper cup/cone with vinegar, ketchup and or mayo. Yum Yum!! But I don't know any place that makes them this way here. There is a shop down town here that does something similar I have yet to try. Barring that of the big name places New York fries comes to mind as having good fries. So in your mind who makes the best?
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there's a really good restaurant by me that serves it like this. i didn't know it was "european style" tough. thanks for the info, and yes they are delicious!
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Yeah it's european. I saw those for the first time in Amsterdamn and UK and was like wtf? with mayo in a cone? I never saw them here in Boston
 
As far as chains go: New York Fries hands down. Their hot dogs are awesome too.

As for locally where I live we have this place called Don's they make the most insanely good Poutine. like OMG, to die for, and that's literal, as it probably knocks a few days off your life eating one. that stuff is so bad for you, but yet, so good!
 
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: evident
Originally posted by: Locut0s
Personally I say the old European style fries fried in lard wrapped in a paper cup/cone with vinegar, ketchup and or mayo. Yum Yum!! But I don't know any place that makes them this way here. There is a shop down town here that does something similar I have yet to try. Barring that of the big name places New York fries comes to mind as having good fries. So in your mind who makes the best?
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there's a really good restaurant by me that serves it like this. i didn't know it was "european style" tough. thanks for the info, and yes they are delicious!
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he's referring to Belgian fries.

They are awesome but very hard to find here.
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The citizens of GB beg to disagree. Old style there was (is ?) thick cut fries with malt vinegar as the condiment served in a cone fashioned from rolled up newpaper -- cod served the same way.
 
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: evident
Originally posted by: Locut0s
Personally I say the old European style fries fried in lard wrapped in a paper cup/cone with vinegar, ketchup and or mayo. Yum Yum!! But I don't know any place that makes them this way here. There is a shop down town here that does something similar I have yet to try. Barring that of the big name places New York fries comes to mind as having good fries. So in your mind who makes the best?
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there's a really good restaurant by me that serves it like this. i didn't know it was "european style" tough. thanks for the info, and yes they are delicious!
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he's referring to Belgian fries.

They are awesome but very hard to find here.
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Bingo. Forgot the name, yeah I meant Belgium fries!
 
Originally posted by: Perknose
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: evident
Originally posted by: Locut0s
Personally I say the old European style fries fried in lard wrapped in a paper cup/cone with vinegar, ketchup and or mayo. Yum Yum!! But I don't know any place that makes them this way here. There is a shop down town here that does something similar I have yet to try. Barring that of the big name places New York fries comes to mind as having good fries. So in your mind who makes the best?
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there's a really good restaurant by me that serves it like this. i didn't know it was "european style" tough. thanks for the info, and yes they are delicious!
Click to expand...
he's referring to Belgian fries.

They are awesome but very hard to find here.
Click to expand...

The citizens of GB beg to disagree. Old style there was (is ?) thick cut fries with malt vinegar as the condiment served in a cone fashioned from rolled up newpaper -- cod served the same way.
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Yeah I was personally referring to Belgium fries but old style GB fries like you mention are great too!
 
I was at this restaurant called Market Table in the Village and it has the best fries ever. I always liked McDonalds fries too.
 
Originally posted by: VeryNewPhone
if i had to take a wild guess i would have to say the FRENCH

if u mean in American then it is Mc Donalds of course lol
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The term french fries refers to french cut, which means to cut length wise, nothing to do with the mime sissies.
 
Originally posted by: BrownTown
Wendy's>Burger Kind>McDonalds
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ewww Wendy's fries are horrible, they have a terrible after taste. Burger King is even worse, their fries taste chemically treated. McDonalds are just ok.
 
I :heart: McDonalds fries when they're fresh and hot, sadly I never seem to get them when they are like that 🙁

oh btw they're freedom fries!
 
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