French fries are made from potato so, in that respect, they are a vegetable.
However, if the question has been asked from a nutritional point of view, potatoes (and therefore french fries) are generally considered to be a starch, rather than a vegetable.
French fries are considered a vegetable by many. They are far from the healthiest choice of vegetable to consume.
French Fries!
There are 400 calories in and order of In-And-Out French fries. In-And-Out French fries are prepared fresh in 100% cholesterol-free vegetable oil.
There are 400 calories in and order of In-And-Out French fries. In-And-Out French fries are prepared fresh in 100% cholesterol-free vegetable oil.
vegetable oil
No, french fries are in the vegetable group. They are made from potatoes and either baked or fried in oil.
Excepting vegetable oil, any chemicals.
Excepting vegetable oil, any chemicals.
There is no cholesterol in French Fries, cholesterol only comes from foods made from animals (ex: eggs, burgers, etc.). French Fries are made from a vegetable, not an animal.
French fries. Both have fat and salt which should be eaten in very small amounts. French fries have more vegetable content when compared to fat and salt so they may be slightly more healthy.
you need potatoes , vegetable oil , and salt if you want salt
McDonald's chips (French fries) are not covered in cow bone meal. The ingredients for McDonald's French fries are potatoes, vegetable oil, and salt. McDonald's also uses a caramel colorant in the French fries.