Saw this as a thread start picture.
Lets start a frites thread and post how your country names the frites.
>>7639226
Tater tots are objectively the best potatoe product.
>>7639273
you mean subjectively.
Because Kartoffelpuffer are damn fine too.
That makes Tatre tots at least not number one of potato products.
>>7639226
1: UK
2: Anti-clockwise from the top left:
>french fries/McDonalds chips
>chips
>curly fries
>wrinkled chips (?)
>I don't think we have those
>sauteed potatoes
>sweet potato chips
>skinny fries
>oven chips/potato wedges
>>7639362
>McDonalds chips
That makes sense. But for me gives McD too much credit.
>>7639362
uk as well and 3. is crinkle cut you numpty and we so do have fucking waffle fries
>>7639477
Where the hell do you get 'waffle fries'? I've never seen them in my life
>>7639517
sainsburys, tescos, asda, any where really
found out some places call them lattice potatoes, sounds posh as shit
>>7639226
Canada
From the top left down
Shoestring fries/chips (used rarely and mostly by older people)
Steak fries
Curly fries
Crinkle-Cut fries
Waffle fries
Wedges/Taters
the fuck is that
Sweet Potato Fries
Hashbrowns
>>7639517
Chik-fil-a
>>7639226
>murrica
Counter clockwise from top left
French fries
Steak fries
Curly fries
Crinkle-cut fries
Waffle fries
Roasted potatoes?
Sweet potato fries
Shoe string fries
Potato wedges
God damn we're not very creative
>>7639949
Wrong.
All of the above
>FREEDOM FRIES
>>7639949
>Roasted potatoes?
They're called home fries.
>>7639949
USA too
this, but crisscut > waffle and home fries > roasted potatoes
>>7639273
"no"
>>7639226
fries *|* wedges
chips *|* never seen them served anywhere
curly fries *|* sweet potato fries
crinkle-cut chips *|* roast potatoes
rarely see them
They're all chips.
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>>7639226
>good
French Fries
Curly Fries
Waffle Fries
Shoestring aka Straw Fries
Sweet Potato Fries
Home Fries (though shouldn't be included in the picture)
>bad
Steak Cut Fries
Crinkle Cut Fries
Potato Wedges
>>7639362
What you're calling sauteed potatoes are actually potato wedges, the oven ones.
>>7639226
UK
Left
1. French fries
2. Chips
3. Curly Fries
4. Crinkle Cut Chips
5. Waffle Fries? not so common here
Right
1. Potato Wedges
2. Never seen them don't know the name if there is one
3. Sweet Potato chips?
4. Roasties? Roast potato chunks.
Honorable mention to the Croquette Potato.
>>7640564
> not be included
Yes they are like our german bratkartoffel.
But i think its because of the wedges.
And wedges are good, with some sour cream, its delicious.
>>7640568
Oh you call that hashbrowns?
>>7640597
So the thicknes defines if its called fries or chips?
>>7640618
As far as I can tell the thickness does affect it.
What we know as a chip is the thick kind you might call steak fries. It's not a strict rule as often the word chip is use synonymously with french fries or wedges.
So yes and no.
>>7640568
those aren't hash browns, dumbass
>>7639226
1)estonia
2)
>fries
>fries
>curly fries
>fries
>????
right
>oven potato
>fries
>sweetpotato fries
>fried potato
Wanna know why? Because we don't shove unhealthy shit down our throats every fucking day. Most of the diet consists of home made meals like pastas, salads, roasts, soups and casseroles
>>7640622
Oh, ok, good to know its a not strict rule that is enforced like an autist would do.
>>7640748
>casserolls, pasta
>healthy
Wut?
That can be made unhealthy as fast food.
I saw some east european food that was pure fat and just looking at it gave me hearth attack.
I agree everyday fast food is bad, but selfmade can be healthy or just as deadly as fastfood.
>>7640591
>anti-clockwise
>>7639226
>crazy frites
>>7642008
Yeah, the original name is better.
But some german company who "imported" it, called it so.
Since than, its mostly known as crazy frites.
