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21 hours ago

Think Twice Before Ordering Fries At Dairy Queen - Tasting Table

Dairy Queen fries are widely criticized for being soggy, inconsistently cooked, short, oil-forward in flavor, and overpriced compared with competitors.
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3 months ago

This Is One Of Wendy's Best-Selling Items, Besides The Frosty And Baconator - Tasting Table

Wendy's Hot & Crispy Fries remain a top-selling menu item, sourced sustainably and made from natural-cut, sea-salted potatoes cooked hot and crispy.
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3 months ago

Only One Shot: Why First-Time Delivery Impressions Make or Break Customer Loyalty - Food & Beverage Magazine

In the restaurant business, first impressions aren't just important, they're everything. That truth has only sharpened in today's off-premises market, where many guests discover restaurants exclusively through third-party delivery apps. Instead of a warm welcome at the restaurant's entrance, or a beautifully plated appetizer in a cozy ambiance, the first customer interaction is often now a to-go bag left on the doorstep.
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4 months ago

Coat Your Sliced Spuds In This Seasoning For An Umami Kick To Homemade Fries - Tasting Table

If you haven't heard of the spice, no worries. Basically, nutritional yeast is deactivated yeast made from cane or beet sugar. It comes dried in light yellow flakes or a tan powder, and is known for its savory taste as a cheese alternative, its high B vitamin content, and inclusion in many plant-based recipes, from sauces to vegan tacos. When used to coat spuds before baking them in the oven, nutritional yeast imparts a balanced, savory, nutty flavor.
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5 months ago

Why You Should Never Leave Your Homemade Fries On A Paper Towel - Tasting Table

Use a wire rack set over a baking sheet instead of paper towels to drain oil and allow air circulation so deep-fried fries stay crispy.
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5 months ago

The Only Type Of Oil Five Guys Uses For Its Iconic French Fries - Tasting Table

Five Guys fries are cooked exclusively in peanut oil, giving them a distinctive buttery taste and using the restaurant's shelled peanuts.
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7 months ago

Apparently, Most Americans Think Fries Are a Main Course-We're Not Arguing

Virginia tops the charts as the Fry Capital of the U.S., with the average person consuming 21 pounds of fries a year. Alabama, Georgia, and Maryland follow close behind.
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