How Do You Prefer Your Fries?

[nintendofan85]

I'll eat them almost any way, but regular and seasoned are my two main favorites.

 

[Gregriii]

I love just normal chips with looads of salt

CUZ YOUR SALTY HAHAH #ROASTED

 

[drowningfairies]

Sour cream and cheese on fries are the best way to go.

 

[jiny]

i like normal fries. but the animal style fries from in n out are so good

 

[The Pennifer]

i like normal fries. but the animal style fries from in n out are so good

I had to look this one up and I must admit, it does sound delicious ... So, since I can't indulge in them where I live, I thought I would try and make my own ... I found a site with the copy cat recipe and how to! Lol ... I am def going to try it ... Might be a flop ... We'll see

Spoiler: HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN IN-N-OUT ANIMAL FRIES

Quoting from the site
Without a doubt, many East Coasters have always wanted to try In-N-Out after hearing all the hype from friends and celebrities. Growing up in California, I always took it for granted and just saw it as another fast food place I?d go to once in a while. Having been away from home for a while now, I am starting to miss the restaurant. ...
My favorite item at In-N-Out isn?t even on their menu. It?s actually on their secret menu ? the Animal Fries.
The Animal Fries are essentially fries topped with melted American cheese, grilled onions and In-N-Out?s signature spread. Not only are these fries ridiculously good, but you feel like you just ordered something that only a privileged few actually know exists. These fries are out of this world. For this reason, I will share with you my attempt to replicate this infamous menu item.

15 minutes
Cook time: 15-20 minutes
Total time: 30-35 minutes
Ingredients:
Russet potatoes
American cheese
Sweet onions
Mayonnaise
Ketchup
Sweet relish

Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 450?F. You?re more than welcome to deep-fry the potatoes, but I figured that most don?t own a deep fryer, and baking is a healthier alternative.
2. Slice potatoes into thin French fry-sized strips (you can slice them as thin or as thick as you would like).
3. Dice onions.
4. Place potatoes in a greased baking pan and bake for 15-20 minutes, until potatoes are golden brown.
While potatoes are cooking, saut? onions over low-medium heat until slightly caramelized.
6. Mix ketchup, mayonnaise and relish to create a spread with a similar texture to Thousand Island dressing. I use 2 tablespoons of mayonnaise mixed with 1 tablespoon of ketchup and ? a tablespoon of relish, but as with all recipes, adjust to taste.
7. When fries are cooked, put American cheese on top of fries and microwave for about 20-30 seconds or until cheese is melted.
8. Sprinkle saut?ed onions on top of melted cheese and fries.
9. Put spread on top of fries. Dig in.

 

[LunarMako]

Thin, crunchy, salty and with ketchup!

 

[Xerolin]

All of em except sweet potato fries

 

[LambdaDelta]

the hell is poutine?

 

[Xerolin]

the hell is poutine?

Canadian fries
French fries with brown gravy and cheese curds and other toppings, really good

 

[Chicha]

I love potatoes so fries are great. I've never had poutine but it sounds good tbh! I'm kinda craving sweet potato fries rn

 

[LambdaDelta]

Canadian fries
French fries with brown gravy and cheese curds and other toppings, really good

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I don't think I really have a preference, though **** adding ketchup to already heavily salted fries

 

[MochiACNL]

Curly fries w ketchup? 'murica ^^

 

[wassop]

curly friessss but poutine and garlic parm are great

can you imagine garlic poutine curly fries though

 

[Flaming_Oceans]

The regular are the best.

 

[CometCatcher]

I really like regular fries, but fries taste really good when they're seasoned with salt or garlic. A lot of things taste good when you put garlic on them.

 

[namiieco]

I'm from the uk so... Potato ones.

 

[HungryForCereal]

i like my fries seasoned with whatever seasoning there is. i remember last time when my McDonald introduced seaweed shaker fries i was so addicted to it i would go buy it everyday after school. like, honestly, i was surprised i liked something from mcdonald and thats the only thing i liked. otherwise, i wouldn't even eat their junk at all. theres so much more better food out there.

 

[The Pennifer]

i like my fries seasoned with whatever seasoning there is. i remember last time when my McDonald introduced seaweed shaker fries i was so addicted to it i would go buy it everyday after school. like, honestly, i was surprised i liked something from mcdonald and thats the only thing i liked. otherwise, i wouldn't even eat their junk at all. theres so much more better food out there.

I've never heard of those! I wonder if it was just in certain locations ... Like their McLobster burger in the eastern provinces of Canada!? I really want to try one! ... (Oh, just looked it up ... Supposed to be their answer to the demand for healthier fries
"All Natural Fries" with skin and sea salt)

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I don't think I really have a preference, though **** adding ketchup to already heavily salted fries

Don't knock 'em til you've tried 'em

This is for you and King Dad .... Lol

 

[King Dorado]

do they ever make fries "all dressed" like the potato chips up there, eh?

 

[Milleram]

I like just regular french fries but I tend to put weird stuff on them. For years I've been eating them with mayonnaise, but lately I've been putting honey mustard on them, and that's pretty good too.