Are French fries actually French? Ie. the ones in McDonalds. Are they originally French in origin?



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No they originated in belgium. They are sold there by street venders in a paper cone with a big blob of mayonaise on it.

Are French fries actually French? Ie. the ones in McDonalds. Are they originally French in origin?microsoft xp

McDonalds probably called them that so that they could appear remotely classy. ;)

Are French fries actually French? Ie. the ones in McDonalds. Are they originally French in origin?download windows xp internet explorer

Are you for real?|||oui, oui, mon chere, pommes frites...|||french in origin? hmmm don't know about that. So if we have French Fries...what country to just fries originate? And what about steak fries? They're not made of steak!?|||The reason they are calle french fries is because when they first hit the market, they were "french cut." They do not have origins in France, nor are they particularly popular with French speaking people.|||Maybe you can get more details from the Mcdonalds website.|||I think they were invented by a French chef in the US.|||No they just want to be posh and not say chips!! Oh and don't forget, never ask for tomato sauce in a restaurant!!|||Nope they are not and the ones in mcd's have absolutely no resemblance to a french chip (or fry)|||French fries are originally Belgian

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