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Topic	Onion rings are one of the biggest scams that society just accepts.
A_Good_Boy 12/01/22 12:31:32 PM #14:	Alteres posted... Try making both from scratch Fries are no work with a cutter I've never made either, but it's a lot more work slicing a potato into french fries than it is to chop an onion into onion rings. As far as additional prep, onion rings are battered, breaded, and fried (I'm assuming only once). French fries are seasoned, frozen, fried once, and then fried again. It really makes it seem like french fries are sold pretty cheap compared to the effort it takes to make them. Onion rings are sold at a premium considering you're seldom served the entire onion. --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:969835496] in Onion ring... [t:80258116]...</cite> <quote>Alteres posted... </cite><quote>Try making both from scratch Fries are no work with a cutter</quote>I've never made either, but it's a lot more work slicing a potato into french fries than it is to chop an onion into onion rings. As far as additional prep, onion rings are battered, breaded, and fried (I'm assuming only once). French fries are seasoned, frozen, fried once, and then fried again. It really makes it seem like french fries are sold pretty cheap compared to the effort it takes to make them. Onion rings are sold at a premium considering you're seldom served the entire onion. --- Who is? I am!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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