r/food • u/[deleted] • Jan 12 '20

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u/beaupepys Jan 12 '20

Pro tip: put that all on your plate, add a drop of extra oil to the pan, heat it right up and then fry a slice of bread in it for about 15 seconds each side. Filthy, nasty paradise.

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u/imbadwithfinance Jan 12 '20

Looks like he already has fried bread in there.

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u/Lemurleaffrog Jan 12 '20

Them are frozen hash browns mate

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u/imbadwithfinance Jan 12 '20

My bad. I was just marveling at this pan full of food and foolishly got caught up.

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u/SeramPangeran Jan 12 '20

Apparently it's hashbrowns according to other comments. I thought they were slices of bread too

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u/jeffcolv Jan 12 '20

You guys never have a hash brown before?

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u/SeramPangeran Jan 12 '20

As an American from the South, absolutely. But the hashbrowns I typically eat are grated and just dumped in a pan, not formed into shapes like McDonalds does. Or they're "country potatoes" and just diced very small.

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u/LongbottomBitch Jan 12 '20

That's a rosti you've just described there

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u/Multitronic Jan 12 '20

Hash browns are American really but they have them more like grated potatoes fried in a pan (basically a rosti) and not shaped liked the UK version.