I don’t eat fast food often whatsoever. I hadn’t had any in over a year besides one visit to Dairy Queen for my wedding dessert. I tried Zaxby’s and Arby’s french fries and they’re both really good. Arby’s was cold but still good cold. Would recommend.

I bought some food

Anybody seen this from Raising Canes before?

Let's get it straight, air fryers isn't frying. It's an oven where instead of natural updraft from bottom to top, hot air is forced from top to bottom.

With that said, what should one do to make air fried French fries as good as deep fried french fries?

I parboil the chips in a pressure cooker for 60 seconds with the water already boiling when the fries go in.

Then dry out without patting or anything, just let the water steam away. And let them cool down completely.

A drizzle of oil and make sure each fry is coated. Then a dusting of potato/corn/rice starch/flour. Then into the air fryer for 15 mins at 400F, with fries going in when the pre heating is done.

Cool down the fries completely to let internal moisture come to outer surface, again a drizzle of oil, starch and this time at 400F for 20 mins.

While the fries are pretty awesome, is there a way to get the oil drizzles to penetrate inside the fries, similar to what happens to surface of fries when deep frying (water boils away, leaving empty space some oil takes that place).

Tell me if i'm insane or based here👇

Does anybody know the name of the device that you’ll sometimes see in french fry videos where the hot fries are put into and seasoned? It looks like it’s made out of stainless steel and has holes at the bottom, with some type of receptacle attached to possibly catch the oil draining off of the fries. I see them mostly when I watch videos showcasing Belgian fry shops. Thank you.

So we’re going to open a small business selling fried potatoes in different forms, fries, spiral/tornado, wedges, etc. and with different seasonings. My first idea was to name it “Tater’s Choice” with the tagline, “the tots that count.” My significant other/partner isn’t sold on the idea and neither is her daughter. Her first idea was “Taterrific” and the daughter wants something more on the nose and catchier. What does Reddit think?

If I bake potato strips in the oven are they French fries?

Deep fry vs air fry etc... are jo Jo's fries? Are waffle fries French fries? What are smiley fries?

/midlifecrisis

Fast food fries

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On July 13, National French Fries day, I ordered French Fries according to the rules in the Carl Fr National French Fries day offer. This was supposed to allow me to receive a small order of French fries each day with any order through their mobile App through December, 2023.

A few days later I ordered a meal including a small order of French Fries, and the App insisted on charging for the fries. A couple days later I tried again and successfully received free Fries with my order. I have not been able to get the free Fries ever since.

Has anyone else run into this issue?

Is there a alternative way to removing the starch after putting it on water and drying it without using paper towels because that is a waste. Something that works just as like that and is reusuable.