<sigh> We have a McDonald's inside my Wal*Mart.
I love their fries, and just about everything else, but ever since they started making their food healthier, it gives me copious amounts of gas.
Or is that an age thing?

Greg,

Are drinking copious amounts of gasoline or has you intake of propane dramatically increased as of late?

If so, stop it and see what happens.

Report back to us, will you?

Slice up a potato into your favorite shapes and put them on the George Foreman grill covered with a couple strips of bacon. Let it go until the potatoes are crispy brown from being fried in the bacon fat. Mmmmmm. And you can even add some herbs, onions, peppers, whatever to your potatoes. Whatever you like. It'll be even better than ore-ida frozen.

The George Foreman grill is a fantastic device. Forget about the "fat busting" crap--which is a dubious claim at best. It's just a really handy, convenient gadget for cooking stuff.

bapu


Greg,

Are drinking copious amounts of gasoline or has you intake of propane dramatically increased as of late?

If so, stop it and see what happens.

Report back to us, will you?

I have not increased my intake of gasoline or propane, as hard as that is (we have both of them in my garden center).
I think it's the fake grease they're using these days.

tarsier


Slice up a potato into your favorite shapes and put them on the George Foreman grill covered with a couple strips of bacon. Let it go until the potatoes are crispy brown from being fried in the bacon fat. Mmmmmm. And you can even add some herbs, onions, peppers, whatever to your potatoes. Whatever you like. It'll be even better than ore-ida frozen.

The George Foreman grill is a fantastic device. Forget about the "fat busting" crap--which is a dubious claim at best. It's just a really handy, convenient gadget for cooking stuff.

 
Dude, you are a cholesterol dealer.
 
On a side note, I think Wendy's fries and ketchup are the best out there.

There's a chain called Culver's in our region that, in the burgers & fries department, beats 'em all hands-down.  Not terribly healthy, but a delightful way to fall off the wagon...

Yeah, there ain't nothin' better than a bacon deluxe butterburger and crinkle-cut fries from Culver's.

I've heard of a place called Five Guys Burgers and Fries. I had one of their really fine burgers at an airport. I believe their fries are rated as one of the best in the US.

Ah!  Fast food:  After ruining my taste buds, I still succomb to:

Hardy's: sausage egg biscuit

McDonald's coffee,

Subway tri-cut (or some-such).

Dairy Queen: for a mean grilled chicken

Tap


I've heard of a place called Five Guys Burgers and Fries. I had one of their really fine burgers at an airport. I believe their fries are rated as one of the best in the US.

We're getting one of those around the corner from us soon.


The Lovely Lady and I know our fries. We'll report back our findings.