Red Mosquito

spike wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

doug rr wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I'm also a huge fan of smashed potatoes

unpeeled of course..

If they are peeled, aren't they just mashed potatoes

No, you add milk or sour cream to make mashed potatoes.

The correct combination is sour cream and butter

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

doug rr wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I'm also a huge fan of smashed potatoes

unpeeled of course..

If they are peeled, aren't they just mashed potatoes

No, you add milk or sour cream to make mashed potatoes.

The correct combination is sour cream and butter

Creme fraiche and butter

wease wrote:

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

doug rr wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I'm also a huge fan of smashed potatoes

unpeeled of course..

If they are peeled, aren't they just mashed potatoes

No, you add milk or sour cream to make mashed potatoes.

The correct combination is sour cream and butter

Creme fraiche and butter

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

doug rr wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I'm also a huge fan of smashed potatoes

unpeeled of course..

If they are peeled, aren't they just mashed potatoes

No, you add milk or sour cream to make mashed potatoes.

The correct combination is sour cream and butter

Well yeah, but smashed taters also use butter. Actually, I think it’d be oil.

i really like five guys' fries

Had some pretty good sweet potato fries at this new restaurant opening up in my community. They had marshmallow dipping sauce for $2 extra, which was OK but I'm gonna pass on it next time. Love the fries by themselves or with a little bit of catchup.

I had kfc fries today and they were legit the best ive had in their class.
Skin still on and thick cut

Those are technically wedges

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i really like five guys' fries

Me too, Len

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Those are technically wedges

For you maybe. We’d call McDonald’s fries, skinny fries.
Different thing here. We got chips. Which are a lot thicker but straight cut. Wedges are a different buzz. Not usually from the same spud used for chips either.
Think it’s Maris piper used in chipper chips. Roosters for wedges.

dimejinky99 wrote:Think it’s Maris piper used in chipper chips. Roosters for wedges.

I know this actually makes sense but divorced from context it sounds like such wonderful gibberish

theplatypus wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Think it’s Maris piper used in chipper chips. Roosters for wedges.

I know this actually makes sense but divorced from context it sounds like such wonderful gibberish

For the blow ins. There’ll be one or two.
Maris piper and rooster are varieties of potato.
Fries are called Chips here.
A Chipper/chippie is byword for fish n chip shop.
(Chip buttie is loads of chips on buttery bread squished up)
Crisps is what you guys call chips
How come fish n chips isn’t a thing in the states? Fried Smoked cod in batter and greasy chips tons of salt n vinegar, is food heaven.


Dammit. We just ordered kfc now I want chipper

What do y'all think are the best frozen fries?

None are as good as a restaurant, but if you must get frozen fries, these are the ones we get:

Jesus there’s a reek of articles about the difference. Chips is serious business

Fish n chips nomnom

darth_vedder wrote:What do y'all think are the best frozen fries?

None are as good as a restaurant, but if you must get frozen fries, these are the ones we get:

yes, we get the same brand:



i put them in the air fryer and they're great.

Dime, fish and chips is a thing in the states. Most bars/pubs serve them, as well as many restaurants in coastal cities

I've never bought frozen fries before..only tater tots

dimejinky99 wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Think it’s Maris piper used in chipper chips. Roosters for wedges.

I know this actually makes sense but divorced from context it sounds like such wonderful gibberish

For the blow ins. There’ll be one or two.
Maris piper and rooster are varieties of potato.
Fries are called Chips here.
A Chipper/chippie is byword for fish n chip shop.
(Chip buttie is loads of chips on buttery bread squished up)
Crisps is what you guys call chips
How come fish n chips isn’t a thing in the states? Fried Smoked cod in batter and greasy chips tons of salt n vinegar, is food heaven.


Dammit. We just ordered kfc now I want chipper

Fish and chips is absolutely a thing in the States.

There’s a pretty good fish and chips place in Denver. It’s like all they serve.

It's called Fish & Chips & That's It!