I Tried Every Fast Food French Fry In America
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2024
- Almost every fast food restaurant has fries, but which are the best?
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Ingredients: More french fries than anyone should ingest. - Навчання та стиль
Thank you for not filming the workers, and for doing the reviews outside. It shows a huge appreciation and consideration for the people just doing their job.
you sound like a massive gay nerd tbh
Weissman has love for the industry. It shows in everything he does.
Stop being so sensitive
Grow a pair (of potatoes)
If I was a worker i would want to get filmed and eat a fry w them
@@lons1266 what are you trying to say?
As a Canadian, I am AMAZED by how many nation wide fast food chains you have in America.
Most of these aren't nation wide. He just assumed they were, ironically.
Yeah Zaxby’s is mostly down south
Don't be. I've lived all over from the North East, to the Midwest, to the North West, to the South West, and yet never heard of half of these.
I'd say at least half of these places are regional. It's weird that he even includes Jollibee, which isn't even a US-based chain.
Please know that our fast food chains are your fast food chains.
I just saw the same add for a mattress 7 times during the video and now I will never purchase this mattress and actively burn every mattress of this brand that I ever see.
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dude same holy shit
same
Mine was sterns and foster
You don’t want that stearn and foster???
When I worked at chick fil a years ago, me and other staff when making our lunches would re-fry the waffle fries and add the spicy chicken seasoning to them. Improved them massively
Who else thinks It'd be cool to see Josh do a travel food series? Where he visits places all over the world, exploring foods few of us have heard of before
Go to Best Ever Food Reviews. Sonny is amazing and delves into the history and cultures of the countries he's visiting. Highly recommended until Josh travels!
Yeah I definitely agree
He could dominate the travel food series. Ever since these series and the NY pizza series I’ve been hoping he’d do more of them, especially with Christian! Dynamic duo
I might be jaded by the UA-cam algorithm pleasers but a series like that sounds very expensive to produce and might not be very clickable. I like what Josh has done but his content these days has gotten very buzzfeed. Here he is eating French fries because most of his target audience can relate to that. I might enjoy watching a travel food video, but would it bring in the views to pay off the travel expenses? Much safer to just make a chicken nugget video or something…
@@jeckert547 i agree with you.
The World would thank him as well and it wouldn't be that important anyway.
Joshua’s obsession with fries is undeniable. This is the 69th video he has made about finding the perfect fries. LOL
Dude I love French fries. I literally ate some yesterday.
@@JoshuaWeissmanwhip it out papa
@@JoshuaWeissman not yet today?
@@JordanDotPNG day is still young, he posted that at just pat 8am PST.
Who isn't obsessed with them
"No regional restaurants, must be national known"
*immediately goes to in n out* bruh
FR, Californians overestimate how much of the US In-N-Out reaches
the irony of his statement was so clear, obviously not in a malicious way, he just included many regional restaurants that he assumed were more widespread
@@birdy6254 He also picked a bunch of places that aren't in California, though. The whole premise just didn't make sense.
@@flow221 Honestly, true, you gotta look up where the locations are if you're gonna make that rule
He said they have to have over 300 locations as well.
As of March, 2024, there are 417 In-N-Out Burger restaurants in the United States. These restaurants are located in 7 states and territories and 275 cities.
Two separate comments.
1. It's not a permanent menu item, but you have got to try Taco Bell's Nacho Fries when they are in rotation. They are surprisingly super good, and you dip them in nacho cheese instead of ketchup.
2. While not a national brand and not fast food, anyone who can should visit Chickie's and Pete's and have thier crab fries. They are crinkle-cut with an old bay like seasoning. Also, like the Taco Bell fries, these ones are served with warm cheese sauce that's amazing.
"Rule #2: MUST have national presence" and the first stop is In-N-Out...
Right lol I haven’t heard of half these places or even have them in my state
I mean.... Even though In-N-Out only has restaurants on the West Coast, it is still famous nationwide. I'd say it's more famous then what a burger 🤷
To be fair, it felt like they went to In-N-Out just to sht on it. Like even before they go there they're already dreading it...
No it's absolutely not lmao burger king is arguably the second most l own fast food place in the nation besides McDonald's in and out isn't national in the slightest @@JDubST
@@JDubST In n Out is in Texas as well. Thanks to Patty McHomes Whataburger is also in Missouri and Kansas.
Neither are national franchises.
0:57 In-N-Out
3:10 Wienerschnitzel
4:10 Whataburger
5:32 Zaxby's
6:19 Burger King
7:06 Jack in the box
8:18 Shake Shack
9:21 Arby's
10:18 Culver's
11:26 Habit
12:10 Del Taco
12:50 White Castle
13:55 Rally's
14:38 Jollibee's
16:13 Wendy's
17:08 Church's Chicken
18:18 Steak N Shake
19:01 Bojangles
20:17 Sonic
21:20 Raisin' Canes
21:59 A&W
23:08 Five Guys
24:01 Popeye's
25:02 Chick-fil-A's
25:50 Dairy Queen's
27:25 Freddy's
29:04 Carl's Jr.
30:37 KFC
32:06 McDonald's
This should be pinned
Zaxby is crazy to me.
I love their fries, easily in my top 5.
Just crispy enough with super soft insides.
Doing gods work 😭
Well done sir!
Thanks babe
Started watching this. Started craving fries. Paused the video. Ordered fries. Now I'm eating fries whilst continuing the video. 🍟 💕
These videos bring me back to my line cook days in High School at my local Hardee's (also Carl's Jr.)
The Carl's Jr. waffle fries were my ALL TIME favorite, especially with the House dressing as a dipping sauce
I appreciate how thorough and long this was.
honestly.
There are so many other youtubers who say "Testing ALL of the X" and then they end up going to like 4-5 places plus a 2 minute sponsor segment. The end.
I appreciate them tasting them right when they get them. Too many reviewers will first spend 40 minutes driving around to get all the food first and then rate them back at their house. How are you going to judge fast food that's been sitting around that whole time?
Having worked fast food, I can tell you what's going on with the under-seasoned/no salt fries: front of house is dropping the ball, or no one knows who is supposed to salt the fries after they come out of the fryer; so the kitchen expects front to do it, but front expects kitchen to do it.
I worked at a campus CFA but the front couldn't even salt the fries it was all in the kitchen lol
I've worked at 2 fast food places and only one - McDonald's - had foh workers salt the fries....I'm sure that's not normal across the board as far as fast food goes.
@@DoubleDrayco I depends on where the heat lamps for the fries are. If it's along the wall but still in the kitchen area, it's the kitchen that does it. If it's a dividing wall-style just behind the registers, it's usually foh.
I was gonna say, the problem with these being all fast food is you could go back every shift change and the salt, flop, and oil quality'll be different every time.
All I can say is that fries are supposed to be seasoned immediately after frying or the seasoning just won't stick well at all.
Salt is definitely the key for a great tasting fry. It has to be applied to the immediately after it hits the fry bin, the high temperature of the fries will fuse the salt to it locking the salt to the fry.
A restaurant that doesn't have a large number of locations (60+) that imo has the best waffle fries is PDQ and there chicken tenders are of the chart.
It was good that you remind viewers that "you're not always going to get a fry like this". Consistency is key, and a lot of these restaurants will let you down if you just pull up and order fries. Bojangles is my favorite!
Thank you for doing this! I am a big fan of french fries at fast foods 😋 ❤
This ranking confirms my own thoughts and feelings on fries and that makes me feel good. Thank you.
I love how unbiased this is. They were like “this fries are shit” and then give them a 7.8 and then “this fries are awesome, and give them a 4.3
that's not being unbiased. Its just a flawed and stupid ranking system lmao
@@JustMurkingNoobs I love your nuanced understanding of sarcasm.
@@davidmccancer When you read 30 of the same comments commending their video for how great it is, you might wish it's sarcasm but its truly what they think. Or what the people who liked his comment think. Context clues my friend
@@JustMurkingNoobs I at least wrote it as sarcasm, but I don’t know why people liked it
This video is biased as hell. Anything judged on taste is. But that doesn’t make it not entertaining.
“I’ve never had something good from Dairy Queen”
The blizzard is one of the best ice cream items in the game.
I think technically it’s not ice cream 😆
Last time I went it treated like pen ink. It was some artificial ice cream with fake cookie dough. I couldn’t eat it.
I think the general consensus is that their ice cream is good but all their other food sucks
Blizzard is not an icecream, it doesn't even have enough milk in it to be called ice cream.
Objectively true
If you're ever in the South, find a Ward's and try their fries. Best I've ever had. Also, they are famous for their Big One chili cheeseburgers & homemade root beer.
Thought this was clickbait and that trying every French Fry in one video was wild, but look at you, props. Also the standards you were using to judge the fries was perfect. +1 sub
Lots of variables. As you noticed, oil freshness varies by location, that's probably on the franchisee. Salting is dependent on who's on the fry station. You at least controlled for freshness. McDonald's fries are 9 when hot out of the fryer, 7 about 5-10 minutes later, and about 5 when I get home. Why I'm usually eating them on the way.
McDonald's fries are tossed at 7 minutes,, or they are supposed to be.
That is pretty much the case for every fry - best right out of the fryer and they decline from there.
@@ChicagoTRS Well done in-n-out fries can hold up for hours. That probably applies to any fry that's fried super crispy
I know people say don’t trust a skinny chef but dude you look better, just healthier, seriously congratulations on the successful diet/workout plan, and thank you for all of the cooking videos, definitely improved my cooking abilities
You can eat all this shit and be skinny its just about not overconsuming
"Don't trust a skinny chef" is something only Boomers would say because they're old enough to remember Depression era parents who actually got thin from starvation. That advice is moronic today. If anything, be suspicious of fat chefs. Big portion sizes and covering everything in oil isn't good for you. If anything, skinny chefs are people who care about food. Today, it's buff chefs. Cooking is a tough job. People who care about their profession are lifting weights and getting health. The next generation of cooks will be the most swole in history.
YES!!! The key is asking for extra crispy ESPECIALLY at in n out. Well done n you get some that are literally potatoe chips it’s great. And they give you salt packets if they don’t put enough
The switch up on dq was absolutely amazing
I knew it would happen. People sleep on their fries lol
Dq is my number one
@@lindblumpickles3407right and their chili cheese fries are insanely good
Ah, the legendary fast food french fry. As I am 70, I was blessed to have been around when the amazing McDonald's fries cooked in beef tallow existed, and sadly ended in 1990 when it was considered too high in cholesterol and replaced with vegetable oil. I am positive that you would have, hands down, chosen those fries over all the others because they were the total package, flavor, crunch, texture, amazingly great. Have not had a better fry since then. RIP beef tallow.
I was born that year. 🤬
Yeah my grandma and grandpa both still complain about it too. Working at McD's is where the met. When ever they talk about how they got together, they always bring up the fries.
great idea for a video to recreate them nil
Exactly. I was about to say the same thing. McDonald's fries now aren't even close to what they used to be. I thought it was insane that Joshua used vegetable oil when he made the video about trying to make the perfect fries. So many better options
@@Gorgonzolaapretty sure he has and they were amazing!
I admit I haven’t had a ton of different fast food fried but I had Five Guys last year for the first time and the fries were fantastic
You guys should say your ratings at the same time, so that the other person isn’t swayed to rate it close to who went first, since most ratings were within a few points ♥️♥️
I was actually shouting "hell yes!" when you loved the DQ french fries. I grew up in a small town in WI and DQ's were everywhere along our little lonely highways and I just loved their fries. Not too thick, not too thin, perfectly crunchy and fluffy inside. Still my all time favorite fry.
Rhinelander location has killer fries
Idk DQ fries are good but not that good lol so many places I’d put over them. But for the most part taste is subjective. Not hating though.
It really depends. Some DQ locations undercook them- they need to be slightly over and then they are amazing.
@@YoJayJay88 I was going to say Eagle River!
@@davidkelln9225 yeah I guess you can say that with most places though…because when he put Arby’s fries that low I was like WHAT? I at least thought some of the lower ones would be higher but maybe he got a bad location.
I used to work at Five Guys and I have to say, their fries are fantastic if they are cooked exactly how you want them, the standard was always 'firm exterior and perfect mashed potato interior' but I always cooked them crispy and they were actually so amazing.
I’ve never had fries that were less than spectacular at Five Guys. OTOH, most of the time I’ve had fries at KFC they’ve been just a tad over “OK”. Can’t say I agree with this vid 🤔
REAL
I've been to Five Guys a few times now in the EU and UK and always found the fries very tasty. Certainly not the crispiest, but the taste makes up for that. For me, one of the best fries in the fast food game.
I've never had good fries from five guys. They always taste like I got them at the county fair
Yeah, my experience is that you normally get some fries in your order that are a little soggy but also some that are extra crispy. Honestly, I kinda like the texture variation but I could see somebody eating a couple soggy fries and writing off the whole batch.
Had Raising Cane's for the first time yesterday and second time today. Totally agree about the fries.
Its not very well known, even in Wisconsin, but there's a fast food chain with 9 locations centralized in north eastern Wisconsin called Tom's Drive In. Their fries are pretty basic but it would've been nice to see them included as a little shout out to the smaller chains.
Was very cool to run into you at In & Out and was looking forward to this video! Thank you for being so cool 🤗
You should definitely fly to the fry museum in Belgium. And then do a tour of Belgiums most famous frituurs.
if you like crunchy ALWAYS well done !! ask for cooked/raw at in and out and put on the frys with hot peppers & N&OS.S !
I only tried the new sea salt fries when they changed the recipe and was not impressed and have never had them since. Frisch’s here in Kentucky has grt crinkle cut fries and when u dip them in the Frisch’s tartar sauce…omg! Life changing bro!!
I loved your reaction to DQ's fries! My local Dairy Queen just closed down and there's no other locations for miles and miles so I miss those dang fries so much! I've always said that DQ is one of the most underrated fast food places; their savory food is actually really good for a place that mostly is known for ice cream.
I rarely eat lunch there (I'm usually a dessert person when I want DQ) but damn if their chicken isn't fantastic.
They were only ice cream at first but then they started making the Brazier restaurants which had burgers and stuff. Eventually it all got combined under just the DQ logo. Every once in a while I'll be driving and have to stop in a small town for gas and the only things around are McDonalds and a DQ so I go to DQ and realize all over again they actually have decent food. Not great food, but definitely underrated and better than a typical McDs.
I don’t know why their aren’t more DQ’s have three in my area and all three have cars wrapped around them especially in the summer
Josh: Must be a national franchise!
Also Josh: picks In n Out which is famous for only being in less than 5 states.
Man.. 0/3 on national franchise right out the gate?
Guess I know what I'm getting Josh for his birthday 😂
He did specify 300 restaurants though!
@@travisreynolds1329 he said multiple criteria. You have to have them ALL. 300 doesn't mean anything if you're not national.
Did some googling. A lot of these are in more states than you'd expect.
Definition for national chain is all over the place though. The official definition claims you have to operate across the entire nation with a distribution center for them all.
Another claims just 3 states. Technically this definition makes Big Boy a national chain despite being specifically region locked.
He did that so he could include Whataburger and not be biased lol
Love that you called out a good manager. I say that because the manager for my local McDonald’s is not so great, and it shows.
I love the fastfood series, would be cool to see a series where you try the country specific menu items from McDonald’s. Like for example the mc kroket from the Netherlands
I know it's not a nationwide chain and I doubt they have 300 restaurants, but Bon Chon, the Korean fried chicken chain, served me some of the best fast food fries I've ever had in my life.
Just like Jollibee -- they have that many internationally but are in very few places in the US - but not focusing so much on one region.
Jollibee is also going for wide, they are in like 14 states with 60 locations. (based to some extent where there are strong filipino populations)
Bon Chon has nice flavor but not substantial. Idk how to explain it
Just from the footage alone, that's the best MCD fries I've ever seen in my life.
Yeah I'm inscribing from this channel. That's not a McDonald's fry. He knows the guy who runs the restaurant. Pure bs
Bro unsubbed over a french fry 💀@@michaeljfigueroa
Bro thanks for translating. I was like why is he writing into a rock about the channel.@brainwashedarchive
Nahh it was trash
Yeah, those KFC fries are the same.. I usually get a soggy mess!
I’m glad someone else gives Freddy’s fries the love they deserve. They’ve been one of my favorite fries since I went there the first time. Some people don’t like them because they say they’re too thin but I like the crunch of them
Everytime I watch one of these I'm reminded that me and Josh have completely opposite preferences.
The whole time I'm shouting 'PLEASE TRY KFC FRIES' 😂
I have loved them for so long. Super crunchy and salty. My test is that if they sit and get room temperature , are they still wonderful. And these are! Great video!
Kfc fries are SOO underrated. Definitely deserved the number 1 spot in my opinion
KFC fries are actually still pretty solid once they cool.off. not a whole lot of fries that can say that. Taco Bell Nacho fries are kind of in the same boat, since the flavor is so good the crunch or lack thereof can be overlooked
Yup, kfc and Taco bell both have fantastic flavorful fries that are just underrated. He skipped on Taco bell's nacho fries and I feel it was a grave injustice.
@@wonderduck2345 to be fair, nacho fries may not have been available at the time
@@celica49 they have been available for at least the last year. They haven't been a temporary item for at least a year.
Josh we really miss the single recipe videos from years past. Are we ever going to get some of them mixed in with the new style content?
Yeah I miss the old days when he talked to us from inside the cabinet.
he wont, he has a cookbook now and wants to make money from it. he wont be giving out free recipes anymore like that
I aslo prefer his single recipe video's, there are a lot of post from people who like this style. A good mix would be nice.
Miss those too. Some videos like today's are borderline boring for us not living at the US 🙄
KFC, mc Donald's, burger king all I know of those
For real, I kinda felt like I was the only one that was getting a little tired of these 30 minute review style vids. I miss the cooking and single recipes!
my personal top 3:
1) Shake Shack (plain or with ketchup)
2) McDonald's (even better dipped in Sweet N Sour sauce)
3) Raising Cane's (dipped in cane's sauce)
What a amazing creativity ❤
As a San Antonian, it’s funny to recognize most of the fast food locations Josh went to. Literally drove around my neighborhood for a lot of them 😂
he should’ve went to p terrys
I'm also a San Antonian. I had NEVER heard of Zaxby's before this video but turns out they're in SA I guess.
@christiannakamura1187 they just opened a location in the NE but they've been out there in the converse area. Don't bother with their fries tho, I didn't like them either.
Ok
He lives in San Antonio and he hates Whataburger????
the thing I've noticed about BK fries:
you either get ones with literally 0 salt, or oens with like the PERFECT amount of salt. no in between and it's completely random
when they have the salt, they taste REALLY good imo.
As a dq lover I was about to give Josh the SMOKE and I was so glad they made it so high on the list 😂
"Five Guys" Cajun fries are by for the best. You gotta do an East VS West
When I worked at Arby's 1990 to 1992, for my own meals on a long Saturday I got a giant roast beef with extra meat, a cherry turnover that I murdered with frosting, a jamocha shake with extra jamocha flavoring (if you held the lever at just the right position you could emphasize the flavoring to milk ratio), and fries that I cooked an extra 2 minutes or so. The fries were excellent.
The above may sound like a ridiculous meal but this was me working noon to close in the largest Arby's in Texas (Northeast Mall in North Richland Hills) and I NEEDED those calories just to not lose weight from my already thin frame.
We had curly fries at the time but I never got on with those. Too much seasoning and "tartness" for me and I never thought they cooked as well as our normal fries.
That was the mall I hung out at as a teenager in the early 90s! I have good memories of sitting in the Arby's with friends, daring each other to dip jelly beans we bought at Gumballs into Horsey Sauce.
@@papiermache Excellent, did you ever go down into that huge basement arcade they opened when the food court went in?
@@niveketihw1897 Yes! Tilt! With the big pirate ship! I'm glad I grew up in the peak mall hangout era. :)
I just appreciate how much effort y'all put into these types of videos. Holy sheesh
It is very interesting to see some of the fries at the same restaurants that we have in Canada that look different to what we have and I think they would have changed how they scored on the list.
Now you gotta do a whole video on whose got the best well done French fries
Putting the taco sauce on the jack in the box curly fries is top tier
The dedication and effort in these videos are truly remarkable. Impressive stuff!
I have loved white castle fish sandwiches and cheese burgers and shake yessss I'm from Chicago and grew up eating them 57 yrs old now and still dig em
Combine the French fry tier list with fast food ice cream for the best combination!
I've been to Five Guys a few times now in the EU and UK and always found the fries very tasty. Certainly not the crispiest, but the taste makes up for that. For me, one of the best fries in the fast food game.
One thing that I noticed was vastly different when I had five guys in the UK/Germany was that the bag they put the fries in had little vents in the packaging that didn’t allow it to get soggy. In America, we just throw them in a cup and I wish they did the same thing here with their fries bc those were the best fries I ever had when I was over there!
Same. Five Guys are my fav
@@pimpinvideos1234my local 🇨🇦 place does this and agree… best fries ever!
This video is absolutely affected by the small sample size of their fries. There’s no way a Five Guys fry or a Chick-fil-a fry loses to Dairy Queen or Sonic unless the particular examples they got were outside the norm. 9 times out of 10 (or more), Five Guys would win that match.
Agree!!!!!!! Their fries is the best and you can taste that they are not chemical fries
This is very important work and a service to a nation. Thank you.
Definitely need to try Culvers’s on the east coast. Never disappoints
Should do the restaurants “house” sauce … probably a small sample size but hey would be interesting to see the different ones. (Ex. Mac sauce, chicfila sauce, Arby’s sauce, etc…)
These videos keep on getting better! Next up, ICE CREAM! Perfect episode for the summer coming up!
Jollibee doesn't meet your qualifications with 103 locations worldwide
That's just in North America, not the world. They have over 1500 locations.
Soon to be 104 🤞🤞
I'm pinoy and jolibee fries is at the bottom
Jollie Bee's was more yummy with the spicy powder. I loved it and I misses it, my precious...
You can do the well done at Culver’s as well or tbh any restaurant with fries
trippy seeing drone footage of some fast food locations right down the street from where i live in a huge youtube video like this lol
I haven’t heard of half of these restaurants. But it was still fun to watch!
I live in Pennsylvania. We don't have most of these restaurants.
Most of these are regional, which is against his rules. If they have no locations either East or West of the Mississippi River, then it probably not a national chain.
@@TheBaldr Pretty much only 2 are questionable, the rest are pretty much in every state. Wienerschinitzel and jollibees arent but are atill nationwide they just miss a state here or there.
@@TheBaldr He mentioned the criteria in the beginning of the video.
@@ASEVENKthe nearest Whataburger is a 9 hour drive from me and the nearest In N Out is 15 hours
The Culver's hack is to order a Family Size, and ask for well done and extra salt. Wendy's always needs a shit ton of salt added. The way to eat Steak and Shake Fries is on a plate smothered in extra, extra cheese sauce.
This!!! Steak and Shake fries are mean to be eaten inside on a plate dowsed in sauce and eaten with a fork
Culver's is the same as In n Out... and a few other places. You CAN ask for it well done, and they are better. But they don't serve them that way normally.
Steak and Shake also sometimes has a thing of fry seasoning on their tables. Adding that makes them pretty tasty.
Tell me youre huge without telling me
Would love for you to do a UK version of this since we have a good chunk of the chains but the taste can often be different.
I actually love Carl Jr's and their fries are amazing. I'm guessing it's all about location.
Checkers fries were awesome when i was living in Michigan!
I looooooove these videos!! Plsss never stop making them!!!
The problem with the In-N-Out fry trick, which I do definitely use, is that they don't cut their fries all to the same length. So if you order them well done, you get like 70% of the fries (mostly the large ones) done perfectly and the small ones are basically burnt while if you order them regular you only have the small fries and the little nubbins cooked crispy enough and all the large ones are soggy.
Aside from the problem with some fries getting over/undercooked depending on how you order them, the In-N-Out fries just have zero salt on them. You have to add like two additional salt packets to them and hope it sticks because the oil on the exterior has already cooled. I somtimes need to add pepper to them to give them more flavor than just potato.
My personal favorite is Burger King. Their fries are what I consider to be the gold standard of fast food french fry - evenly cooked, a golden color and crisp but not overdone on the outside, fluffy and warm on the inside, and salted *perfectly* ever time with a lot of salt. I have noticed that you get some variations in quality depending on location, but since I typically go to the same location every time, I'm always blown away by how good BK fries are and I don't get the hate for them.
>no regional fast food chains
>immediately goes to in-n-out
Love this series
“I feel like going bowling”had me cracking up, thanks for that.
I'll be honest, the Five Guys where I live is my favorite place for french fries. I literally go there just for their fries. I also don't really like a lot of salt on my fries, so any of the place you guys noted as low salt I'd probably be more inclined to visit.
I wish the scores included the amount verses the cost as well. some of these places charge an arm and a leg for something that would be a kiddie fries in another place.
I requested a Jollibee here in Austin because WE NEED ONE HERE! I will sign any and all petitions to get one in Austin. Let’s get it done!
Once again, thank you for doing the good work.
I love Sonic for their ice machine as well. And their fish sandwich when they have it during lent.
"Must be a national chain.." Immediately starts with In N Out, which is anything but national. Solid consistency.
Rallys/checker fries are my favorite. It was #1 craving while I was pregnant. Dipping them in ice cream was chef kiss 😅
I was onboard with you, but I cannot mix savory foods with dessert. That just grosses me out. I'll give you a pass since you were pregnant lol
@@havencircleCan't mix savory with dessert? Lol. Don't tell her chocolate is savory.
@@KevinJDildonik Chocolate is a dessert food.
@@havencircle yeah but it's savory
So one thing that took me a while to get used to when I moved to Türkiye from the US, restaurants never salt the fries at all and I really do mean at all. So that means you salt it to your own taste (obviously that also means it doesn’t get salted when it’s hot out of the frier which is obviously the superior time to salt it). Anyway I wanted to comment about that when you mentioned that the steak and shake fries weren’t salted.
I'm old enough to remember when A&W was fantastic where you would have a tray on your car window and they would bring out to your car the best burgers and iced cold frothy root beer!
As someone from Wisconsin, Culver’s fries are always mid however if you get their onion rings 🔥🔥🔥 Always crispy and always well seasoned highly recommend.
Their cheese curds are a solid nod too
Love their onion rings too!
I love their fries 😅😅
@@mwheel4Culver’s Cheese Curds are terrible compared to any Wisconsin bar. I laugh at people not from WI that love them. They don’t come close to bar curds
@@mwheel4Their cheese curds are so bad. Any local pub will have cheese curds miles ahead. Being from Wisco they're so sad
Papa is looking good! You’re doing great Josh keep it up!
thanks
In N Out ordered light-well is actually my favorite fast food fry. and it's one of the few fries you can reheat and they still taste good. While something like McDonalds are absolute fire but only for like 10 minutes.
i love watching these just so i can remember i dont have a majority of the best options near me LMAO
I think the quality of a fry is so variable. Are they fresh out of the fryer? How old is the oil? Who was working the fry station, and adding the salt? I've had amazing fries at McDonalds, and terrible ones as well.
When they've just fried a batch that very minute - French fry heaven.
*This is not a fast food review, this is a franchise owner review, and I am for it.*
17:38 goodie MOB said it best, "Churches dropping chicken in yesterdays grease!"
The only issue as you mentioned is inconsistency I have a Wendy’s By my work that gives me fries that are 7.9-8.4 level fries and I love a McDonald’s fry done right but theirs are usually mid as hell (across from Wendy’s) so it depends on the staff, and management too
Well no shit
Same with five guys, when they’re actually done right they’re amazing but most people don’t do it right
YES FINALLY THE SERIES CONTINUES
You should do a similar video but with breakfast sandwiches !
I have learned today that I like the jack n the box little jack logo guy. thanks josh
One of my favourite things about Jollibee fries is that if you leave it for a night, unlike other fries that dry out, it's still good. It's got a very different texture so even old Jollibee fries stay firm and delicious even if they're no longer crispy. I used to think all fries were like that and I got burned by the awful dry overnight fries I had in the future.
The glazing is off the charts for the worst fast food in the world
I get it..Their country brings a lot of views
Dude! They toast up so good in a toaster oven or air fryer. Just as good as fresh!