Fast Food (Official Thread) • Page 65

True true but when I get good fast food fries that hit the sweet spot

I don't like the TBell fries and then when they're in a burrito they are just mushy potato, however if they cooked them longer and they were crispy that'd probably be a different story.

 

Yeah, I think the problem with their fries would be solved by cooking them longer and reducing the amount of sugar in the seasoning. They'd be fucking amazing then.

 

McDonald's have by far the best fast food fries. Outside of like, In N Out.

 

then get onion rings, mozz sticks, mac n cheese bites or some other fried bullshit

 

Popeye's and Checkers would like a word

 

Haven't had Checkers but Popeye's fries are just fine.

 

they would both still like a word

 

Arby's would too

 

The more I think about this, the more I think Taco Bell would have the best fries anywhere if they fixed these two problems.

Shake Shack fries are hella tight as well.

 

Is it fair to compare Shake Shack fries to those others though? Because if we're getting into Fast Cas places I'd throw in Five Guys' cajun fries as well.

 

I like steak fries, well done with some FIRE ketchup

 

the curly fries are great

also, never use Bernard against me again

 

I love shake shack fries

Pro tip get the cheese on the side instead of on top and they stay nice and crispy while you're eating

 

Oh baby five guys cajun fries? fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu and they give you so many

 

I think they're close enough. I'd put shake shack fries & elevation burger fries > five guys though.

 

steak fries are by far the worst fries man, come on

 

I like Arby's fries dipped in that horsey sauce

 

I've still never been to Elevation Burger. I need to get out to one of those at some point.

 

why?

 

Too potato-y and bland. I prefer crispy fries, personally.

 

hence me saying, WELL DONE DAWG CMON NOW

 

hell yes! and you can alternate ketchup & cheese if you're a maniac like me.

 

nah even well done, there's just too much surface area on them

 

ANTHONY