Saw a McD's ad that read: "Garlic Fries: The latest Nor Cal invention to hit the foodie scene". I live in Northern California and have eating them my whole life, are they really relegated to California or have you guys been eating them as long as we have in other states?
Saw a McD's ad that read: "Garlic Fries: The latest Nor Cal invention to hit the foodie scene"...
Hunter Scott
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Parker Hall
what the fuck are garlic fries
do you guys just fry garlic and eat it
Adrian Martinez
Regular french fries but covered with minced garlic and herbs.
They're good if you get a good batch, but you get what you pay for.
William Hernandez
I live in AZ. Don't really see garlic fries at restaurants (though I mostly go to fast food and Chinese places) but I like making them at home.
Jose Miller
Fried garlic is actually delicious. You will fart and shit demons but it tastes amazing.
Noah Reyes
I live in AZ and they've been in restaurants for as long as I remember.
Also they're shit.
Asher Young
Are you really this fucking retarded? It's garlic flavored french fries, you mong. Did you ignore the picture?
Jayden Richardson
I could go for some garlic fries right now...
Fuck you OP for making me hungry.
Kayden Collins
How do you make them? Is it just normal fries dipped in garlic powder then fried?
Cooper Stewart
Sheetz in PA had garlic fry platters over a decade ago.
Luke Williams
I suspect this will yield the best tasting fries
Brandon Cook
Basically any combo of garlic and fries can be considered garlic fries so it's really a toss up how good they'll be depending on how they make them. The best are just well made fries tossed with finely chopped raw garlic and parsley, the worst are soggy greasy fries with garlic powder. The local olive oil company where I live, Sciabicas, makes amazing olive oil and they have a garlic infused variety that I like to toss the fries in and for some extra flavor.
Aiden Martin
It has to do with the town of Gilroy. It's the main garlic producer in Cali and supposedly they originated there. They are also tasty, particularly with some truffles
Anthony Cook
This recipe is pretty much how you'd get them served at a Giants game in the bay, except they'd be fried not baked
Sebastian Davis
Forgot the recipe
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Daniel Russell
Oh weird, I've been eating them all my life and thought it was a PNW thing.
Carson Gutierrez
We have them in MN...
Brody Williams
Didnt even try them
Kayden Cruz
Holy shit garlic and herb fries aren't a normal thing everywhere?
Lincoln Taylor
>in a national chain
Julian Williams
Literally the worst national chain. The fuck's your point?
Jacob Bailey
i definitely wouldn't get them from mickey d's