Dan Gordon, of Gordon Biersch brewery is purported to have invented Garlic fries while studying in Germany.
George A. Mendenhall
garlic bread baguettes moustaces(curly) fries I dont really know if any of this is true But they really did bring Baguettes
Hefty's Coney Island 1960's. Redford, MI.
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From what I know it's because most Americans don't like the French. So instead of calling them "French fries" (although French fries were not invented in France) we called them Freedom fries. The name was changed as part of an idiotic propaganda campaign.Fries were always called French fries in America. until George Bush decided that it was necessary to attack Iraq. He attempted to enlist the aid of the United nations in this adventure. The French did not want the UN to be involved in a war of aggression and voted against the proposal. American interests were so annoyed by this that they changed the name of French Fries to freedom fries in protest. So besides not becoming involved in a pointless war the French also got a good laugh out of it.
If they're anything like the Gordon Biersch garlic fries they used to sell at Candlestick, all it is is chopped fresh garlic, parsley, and some salt. All that does to the fries is make them delicious and make you want more beer. :)
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Belgium
Charles Elmer Doolin invented Cheetos in 1948.
French people
Tay Zonday invented them at his diner "Chocolate Rain" in 1896.
George A. Mendenhall
jr simplot
One thing that was invented in Belgium is french fries. They are thin sliced potatoes fried in oil. They were not, as you might expect, invented in France.
Some foods are: French Onion soup Ceasar or Greek salad. Garlic butter Baked potatoe or French fries.
some guy wanted to set his mouth on fire i guess
a buttcheek is going to get you, boil you in herd water, dip you in garlic sauce, cover you in katsup, and then devour you with a side of french fries