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...nwealth name) or 'potato chips' (American name). For the heated food see [[French fries]] (American-style) and [[chips (food)|chips]] (British-style).}}

| title=In the land of french fries, Americans are loving 'poo-TEEN' While still hot, the potatoes slices, similar to those of french fries, are mixed with fresh [[cheese curd]]s and then have hot [[gravy]] poured o

|Frozen french fries |French fries with gravy and cheddar cheese curds

Chips are very similar to [[French fries]], the distinctions being that fries are usually thinner and of more regula ...em up as ''[[haute cuisine]]'' - see the [[French fries/Gallery|gallery of French fries]] - might be seen as a little bit vulgar in the UK, possibly receiving a co

...px|A steak covered with bearnaise sauce and a traditional accompaniment of french fries]]

[[Image:McDonald's French fries station.jpg|Production of french fries in McDonald's|right|thumb]] ...naire. Today, McDonald's is still best known for its [[hamburger]]s and [[french fries]] but also sells many other food items.

* [[French fries]]—article only, no recipe but many photographs **[[French fries]]—article only, no recipe but many photographs

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*[[French fries|Pommes frites]]—french fries—probably originated in Belgium, but are generally considered by most peop

...h list as it's one of, if not the most popular dish in Britain. Likewise [[french fries]] should be listed on the American list as the are excedingly popular in th ...en Ewen proposed a [[Catalog of global cuisine]]. I created it and put in french fries, hamburgers, and mayo. We could expand this to include Curry, Chicken Tikk

Served as "French fries", often alongside burgers and colas, potatoes are now an icon of globalizat

...y found in a bowling alley is mostly grill-style items: [[hamburger]]s, [[ french fries]], [[salad]], [[hot dogs]], [[wraps]], [[onion rings]], and sometimes [[piz

|fries, French fries<ref> Though strictly speaking, these are not quite the same thing, British

...o-Trans, Inc., are still used to transport frozen food products, including french fries. Today, Cryo-Trans operates a fleet in excess of 515 cryogenic rail cars.]]