French Fries are one of the most loved snacks all around the world, made popular in all sorts of cuts, and available from almost every restaurant. Every year, International French Fry Day is celebrated on the thirteenth of July.
French fires are known for being crunchy and salty, and make the perfect side to a main, the best pub grub, or the best snack for the sports field.
Every year, the Average American consumes up to 13 kilograms of french fries, with the country consuming 4.5 billion pounds of french fries collectively every year.
In Europe, Belgium consumes the most French Fries than any other country in the area, long disputing the name of French Fries with France.
Part of what makes French Fries so accessible around the world is the fact that they can come in various different ways. Buying them frozen at the supermarket, ordering them at a restaurant, picking them up from a drive-through, or baking them from scratch.
Celebrate this International French Fry Day by creating a one-of-a-kind alternative, or preparing them in a new and exciting way.
