Sometimes I just have a hankering for fresh McDonald's fries.
How are you traveling back in time 20 years?
I'm not sure if they changed, or my taste changed, but the fries are almost inedible to me now. They smell fantastic still, but they just taste so fake.
They did change at some point in the 2000s, they used to use meat in the cooking, they don't anymore
Their fries just fucking get me. They carry the meal. I don't eat McD's often but the fries always deliver the exact disappointment I'm expecting and I eat every single one.
Gotta eat them fast or they go sad and floppy in 5 minutes
I believe you're thinking of in-n-out.
Their fries used to do it for me. A long time ago they were fried in tallow and they had a better ratio of longer fries. They also used an amount of salt that tasted good right after getting out of the fry oil so it would stick to the fries, but the huge difference was the oil. They tasted so much better. Now my favorite fry choice is Arby's curly fries.
Sometimes I just have a hankering for fresh McDonald's fries.
How are you traveling back in time 20 years?
I'm not sure if they changed, or my taste changed, but the fries are almost inedible to me now. They smell fantastic still, but they just taste so fake.
They did change at some point in the 2000s, they used to use meat in the cooking, they don't anymore
Their fries just fucking get me. They carry the meal. I don't eat McD's often but the fries always deliver the exact disappointment I'm expecting and I eat every single one.
Gotta eat them fast or they go sad and floppy in 5 minutes
I believe you're thinking of in-n-out.
Their fries used to do it for me. A long time ago they were fried in tallow and they had a better ratio of longer fries. They also used an amount of salt that tasted good right after getting out of the fry oil so it would stick to the fries, but the huge difference was the oil. They tasted so much better. Now my favorite fry choice is Arby's curly fries.