Day 6- French fries

  



French fries are more than just a side dish—they're a global phenomenon. Whether you prefer them thin and crispy, thick and fluffy, or smothered in cheese and gravy, there’s a fry for everyone. Next time you crave fries, why not try making them at home or experimenting with different seasonings and dips?

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