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The Secret history of French fries
isma
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isma Posted Sun 12 Aug, 2007 2:53 PM Quote
That's all what you wanted to know =)

What ?! Err...that's a bit of culture . Haha
 
Re: The Secret history of French fries
ricv64
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ricv64 Posted Sun 12 Aug, 2007 2:56 PM Quote
No mention of garlic mayo , I blame BUSH
 
Re: The Secret history of French fries
Meridith
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Meridith Posted Sun 12 Aug, 2007 4:04 PM Quote
ricv64 wrote:
No mention of garlic mayo , I blame BUSH



...or fry sauce..yum! Of course, it might just be a Utah thing. Anyone else out there mix mayo and ketchup for fry sauce?
 
Re: The Secret history of French fries
ElspethOllie
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ElspethOllie Posted Sun 12 Aug, 2007 4:08 PM Quote
Meridith wrote:
...or fry sauce..yum! Of course, it might just be a Utah thing. Anyone else out there mix mayo and ketchup for fry sauce?

Ewwww...
No.
 
Re: The Secret history of French fries
Meridith
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Meridith Posted Sun 12 Aug, 2007 4:13 PM Quote
ElspethOllie wrote:
Meridith wrote:
...or fry sauce..yum! Of course, it might just be a Utah thing. Anyone else out there mix mayo and ketchup for fry sauce?

Ewwww...
No.


Oh, but it's actually quite good! All you do is take ketchup and add some mayo till it's a pink color and there you go.
 
Re: The Secret history of French fries
Katherine
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Katherine Posted Sun 12 Aug, 2007 4:45 PM Quote
Meridith wrote:


...or fry sauce..yum! Of course, it might just be a Utah thing. Anyone else out there mix mayo and ketchup for fry sauce?



I used to do that when I worked at McDonald's as a teenager (What a detestable phrase...).

But it's just not the same unless you squeeze out if the condiment guns into a sundae cup lid.

 
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