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u/Future-Try-1908 20d ago
I work as a chef and boy I would have been so happy putting that potato through the slicer.
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u/Chad4life_yt 18d ago
How does this even work? What’s the potato that long?
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u/rusomeone 17d ago
McDonald’s use a type of potato due to its length. They own the rights to it though same as lays. That or it’s just the scraps left over, compressed to make fries.
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u/Chainsmoking-Cat 17d ago
There's a short sword, a long sword.. THAT.. is a great sword Strikes lighter
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u/SquirrelDisastrous2 19d ago
In my family, we call this an Uncle Casey fry, because my Uncle had a potato farm that grew this biggest potatoes in the province. We still claim many potato products as his, chips, even a big portion of mashed potatoes, even though he and his farm are long gone
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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 21d ago
I’ve seen longer!