Are Chick-fil-A’s New Fries Really As Bad As Everyone Says?
So, what exactly is different about these new fries? Pea starch. Chick-fil-A states that this minor change “offers the same great taste while also making our Waffle Potato Fries stay crispier, longer.” And we can confirm that part of that is true.
Chick-fil-A announced on its website that its waffle potato fries are now made with a new recipe, but many customers say they prefer the old version. The change purportedly means the fries are ...
Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg via Getty Chick-fil-A fans are feeling a little spicy after the fast-food giant changed its recipe for waffle fries. The chain recently posted a notice on its website ...
Along with its announcement, Chick-fil-A noted that its updated recipe “doesn’t contain any of the nine major allergens,” but the new coating for its fries does contain pea starch.
To solve the problem, Chick-fil-A has deployed a new ingredient: pea starch. The ingredient is famous for creating a thin ...
Chick-fil-A, Georgia's own beloved fast-food chain known for its chicken sandwiches and cow mascot, has changed a lot of their menu items over the past year. The company announced in March 2024 ...
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A Big Fast Food Chain Is Sampling Beef Fat in French FriesIn the '90s, it was common for fast food joints to fry their fries in beef tallow, and it made them taste a little better.
It's undeniable that not all fries are created equal. Find out which of the iconic fast food fries found our favor, and which just made us frown.
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