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i make my fires out of sheep intestines
 
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Quote Originally Posted by novascotia04:

i make my fires out of sheep intestines

 
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The very best french fries are from  Cavendish Farms ... such fries are only available in better restaurants ... fast food restaurant fries are made from potato scraps and are hardly digestible ... sharpen-up on your handicapping skills and start eating at "better" places !!!
 
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Steak fries
 
 
 
 
How do you feel on the steak fries Crus?
 
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How do you feel about the steak fries.
 
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Boardwalk Fries are tasty.. but I haven't eaten anything fried in 3 weeks and am down 10 pounds ..
 
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Brew City fries are the funk. Have you tried them Crus?
 
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I like steak fries a lot, but nothing beats tater tots!!!
 
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beer battered fries with honey mustard and ranchbest ever
 
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I like my fries dipped in Ranch mixed with hot sauce.....good stuff!
 
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steak fries are solid, depends on who makes them...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by golfpro21:

I like steak fries a lot, but nothing beats tater tots!!!
Tater tots are in a league of their own. . Gotta be crunch though. Softies get pushed to the side
 
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samuel. well stated. softies suck.
 
there is a place in NYC known for their tots and they get a
 
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I went to this cookout that had a tater tot casserole....
 
Amazing! 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by chump:

The very best french fries are from  Cavendish Farms ... such fries are only available in better restaurants ... fast food restaurant fries are made from potato scraps and are hardly digestible ... sharpen-up on your handicapping skills and start eating at "better" places !!!

 

fuck you

 
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fuck you

 
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Nathan's
 
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1.ore ida, crispers, red bag, toast til golden brown with trader joes katsup- insane.
 
2.steak fries, with a streak
 
3. mcdonalds, extra random long, semi hot, mid container, folded with packet katsup in the car
 
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Quote Originally Posted by movinunits:

1.ore ida, crispers, red bag, toast til golden brown with trader joes katsup- insane.
 
2.steak fries, with a streak
 
3. mcdonalds, extra random long, semi hot, mid container, folded with packet katsup in the car
Texas Crispers?!?!
 
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 my opinion on this wonderful topic is "checkers" fries...   excellent but dont know if they have checkers all over, here in philly and across the bridge in new jersey they have them...  anyone ever try them...    delicious... 
 
2nd place= mcdonalds
 
 
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I put fries inside my burgers.  They taste great.

I mix ketchup with mayo and I dip my fries in them. They taste great.
 
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I go to a flea market every wkend by my house this guy makes the best fries i have ever ate. Cuts the potatoes right in front of you. Ribbon curly steak or regular fries
 
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...well...it's really simple: the "old, original" MacDonald's long and skinny fries!...YES!; those "greasy," REAL  "original French Fries!" and... BTW...: just TOTALLY delicious!!...
(Although I do recall that they--some time ago--introduced some kind of "Better for you" fries...and, being a guy who instinctively and always has been most leery of anything touted primarily as "Good for You!"...I mean "come on now, gang!": when you're as old as I ("Is ANYBODY as old as I?!," Elaine Stritch, "Company" [danged "underline"--"proper--reference"-- to a play refuses to work!], Sondheim, circa 1970),,,and spent all those many, many years (starting in the '60's) being told that "most everything" your mother told you "is good for you" has "now" been proven "wrong!" (like red meat, milk, bread, butter, "ALL fast-food" etc.)...and THEN, later being  told "Hold on there!  Maybe, just maybe, [our past, recent, further and seemingly "La-Dee-Dah," never-ending "research"] is/MIGHT just ALSO be, "incorrect"...OR,
"not entirely correct?!?" [THEIR words, NOT mine]...i.e., could it just really be that mother WAS right, "at least in 'some' ways" [ditto!] after all?!  And, might, just might, we [ALL of us "Super-Duper-'Fad'-of-the"...what?!...  "day/month/year?!,"  and all of us "Trendy" doctors and researchers] actually REALLY have been proven, at BEST: "back and forth; "today" this, "tomorrow" that, but "never just INCORRECT!," "IMPOSSIBLE!," they all "catter-walled!"
 
Think AGAIN, ALL of you pompous, righteous, "day-by-day"/"here today; there tomorrow" false prophets!!
(And, "Yes!; calling Dr. Linus Pauling!...GUESS what, Doc...!")
 
Whatever; many thanks to any and all who allowed me to "Vent My Wrath!"
 
"Ahm jist all plum tuck'rd out, pard'ners...y'all hear?!?
(Mia Culpa! Kindly forgive me a "moment" in my "native tongue.")
 
(AND: while the newer "good for you" MacDonald's fries were really NOT as bad as I would have thought; well, what can I tell you??...oh yeah; I "got it:"..."ain't NOTHIN' like the real thing, Bruddah!"...them thar one, and ONLY: "Originals!")
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gbob4:

...well...it's really simple: the "old, original" MacDonald's long and skinny fries!...YES!; those "greasy," REAL  "original French Fries!" and... BTW...: just TOTALLY delicious!!...
(Although I do recall that they--some time ago--introduced some kind of "Better for you" fries...and, being a guy who instinctively and always has been most leery of anything touted primarily as "Good for You!"...I mean "come on now, gang!": when you're as old as I ("Is ANYBODY as old as I?!," Elaine Stritch, "Company" [danged "underline"--"proper--reference"-- to a play refuses to work!], Sondheim, circa 1970),,,and spent all those many, many years (starting in the '60's) being told that "most everything" your mother told you "is good for you" has "now" been proven "wrong!" (like red meat, milk, bread, butter, "ALL fast-food" etc.)...and THEN, later being  told "Hold on there!  Maybe, just maybe, [our past, recent, further and seemingly "La-Dee-Dah," never-ending "research"] is/MIGHT just ALSO be, "incorrect"...OR,
"not entirely correct?!?" [THEIR words, NOT mine]...i.e., could it just really be that mother WAS right, "at least in 'some' ways" [ditto!] after all?!  And, might, just might, we [ALL of us "Super-Duper-'Fad'-of-the"...what?!...  "day/month/year?!,"  and all of us "Trendy" doctors and researchers] actually REALLY have been proven, at BEST: "back and forth; "today" this, "tomorrow" that, but "never just INCORRECT!," "IMPOSSIBLE!," they all "catter-walled!"
 
Think AGAIN, ALL of you pompous, righteous, "day-by-day"/"here today; there tomorrow" false prophets!!
(And, "Yes!; calling Dr. Linus Pauling!...GUESS what, Doc...!")
 
Whatever; many thanks to any and all who allowed me to "Vent My Wrath!"
 
"Ahm jist all plum tuck'rd out, pard'ners...y'all hear?!?
(Mia Culpa! Kindly forgive me a "moment" in my "native tongue.")
 
(AND: while the newer "good for you" MacDonald's fries were really NOT as bad as I would have thought; well, what can I tell you??...oh yeah; I "got it:"..."ain't NOTHIN' like the real thing, Bruddah!"...them thar one, and ONLY: "Originals!")
 
 
 
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Sweet Potato Fries 
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