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Have you ever wondered why in and out french fries suck?

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The video taps into a common, relatable food opinion (disliking a popular fast-food item) and provides a clear, actionable solution with a step-by-step demonstration, making the content highly shareable and engaging.

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The video explains why In-N-Out fries are considered soggy and sad by demonstrating a two-step frying process that results in crispy, golden fries. It contrasts this with In-N-Out's method, which allegedly skips crucial steps like starch removal and double frying, leading to inferior results.

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Why In-N-Out Fries are the worst and how to make them better ⬇️ If In-N-Out fries have no haters, I am dead….they are always soggy and sad, and even when ordered animal style, they are still bad fries! Why is this? Well they make them completely wrong. Here is how you should actually make French Fries: 1. Blanch in water to remove excess starch. Without doing this, the fries can be gummy. 2. Coat in cornstarch to promote crispiness. 3. Fry first at 325°F to cook the fries through. This isn’t to make them crispy, but to partially cook. 4. Place on a rack over a sheet tray and freeze or refrigerate to set the starch. This will allow the fries to not get mushy and hold their form. Best to do this for a few hours. 5. Fry one last time at 375°F until they are crispy and golden. 6. Salt and eat! Now I want to know, what are your favorite fast food French fries?? #frenchfries #fries #innout #cooking