These chickpea polenta fries were $10

theres like less than ten fries bro, what if someone wanted to grab one real quick?

ur paying for the fancy plate and placemat.

Agree. Were they good, OP?

>placemat
It's called a doily.

Take your fat friends and go be fat somewhere else

Cool. I'd try them as an appetizer if I was with someone else, but they'd be a cood accompaniment for a similarly overpriced burger.

In Sicily those are called panelle, chickpea polenta is cut into triangles or squares and then fried. A portion is usually 1 euro and for 1.20 you can have them in a bun. Sauce is free.

Couldn't afford them. The waiter had to remove them from the table.

There is 12 fries. 12 is not less than 10. It is fairly easy to count them if you have the ability to see using your eyes. They do not look bad though. 83 cents per fry and free salsa with them? I would try it out.

>I ordered cheap food at a restaurant but it was no cheap!
Yeah, pretty much.

So if I get them to go, I can get an adult sized order of fries?

That's vegan fried calamari retard

They're probably not as good as these, though.

Sure, authentic Sicilian street food is not as good as this overpriced hipster bullshit.

Yes, precisely

Go eat a $15 toast then

>inbred retards stuck on an island

Whose food is better than yours

I used to make these in a restaurant i previously worked at. Fuck these shitty tasteless shitty things, you gotta load them up with cheese to make them not taste bland.

This is why you should not cut them into chunky fries. The polenta slice is supposed to be thinner, then just season with salt, pepper and lemon juice. They are delicious.

AUSTRALIAFAG

That's what you get for being a faggot vegetarian (I repeat myself)

I'm interested in what kind of sauce you speak of?

You mean like ketchup or something?

even if that was true, I'd rather not be my father's sister's son.
Yes it is very similar to ketchup, not as smooth texture though.

Riiiiight, because Australia is KNOWN for it's food. *chortles*

Ketchup, mayonnaise or "pink sauce", a mixture of both

Can a dish like this be made cheap? Does it have to be that expensive? What is at steak if it were made cheaper?

Cousins user, we fuck our cousins

Australia is definitely not known for its food, but that user was talking about Siciliy.

*its

>These chickpea polenta fries were $10.
What a rip off. $10 could buy something way more fulling