National French Fry Day: This simple tip will help you make restaurant-style perfect fries at home
National French Fry Day
on the second Friday in July. On this year's National French Fry Day, several popular chain and eateries are offering deals and discounts on fan favorite treat.
The annual holiday offers fry lovers the opportunity to score some tempting deals on their favorite salty treat. This year, restaurants and brands are rolling out a mix of freebies and steep discounts. There's even a giveaway on a new fry-crusted pizza.
How to make perfect and crisp French fries at home
Anyone can make crispy, golden brown French fries. After all, they are just fried potatoes. But you do make a little extra efforts than simply throwing some potato pieces into a deep fryer.
by Taboola
by Taboola
Sponsored Links
Sponsored Links
Promoted Links
Promoted Links
You May Like
Ingin Tahu Tentang Diagnosis Limfoma? Dapatkan Info Selengkapnya
Limfoma
Baca
Undo
Kitchen queen Martha Stewart advised on how to make perfect French fries at home, and here's what she recommends, aka the perfect classic double-fry. You should start with russet potatoes, the best ones, as they have starchy texture and crisp finish. To make perfect homemade French fries, chop the potatoes evenly into fry shapes either using a sharp knife or a mandoline with a French fry blade.
ALSO READ:
Carlos Alcaraz storms into Wimbledon finals: Inside his love life and how he made millions at 22
Live Events
Soak the cut potatoes in cold water for at least four hours (and up to 24) to leach out excess starch, then drain and dry them thoroughly. You would be surprised to know the secret of restaurant-style fries-- cook them twice to get the best taste.
All you need to do is heat two inches of oil in a Dutch oven (or deep-fat fryer) to 300°F. Fry the potatoes in batches for about 3 minutes, just until they soften without browning, then transfer them to paper-towel-lined sheets and let the oil return to temperature between batches. The blanched fries can rest in the refrigerator for up to four hours.
For the second cook, the oil temperature should be higher, about 350°F. Fry the potatoes again until golden (about 4 to 4½ minutes), and add a pinch of rosemary and lemon zest in the final 20 seconds. Drain, season generously with coarse salt, and serve immediately.
ALSO READ:
Free Slurpee Day 2025: How to grab a free Slurpee on July 11 at 7-11 Before before they're gone
National French Fry Day: Best deals and offers
Arby's
Order a cheesesteak online and Arby's will reward you with free fries—any size—on your next visit. Just be sure to claim the offer within one week of receiving it.
Burger King
On Friday, July 11, Royal Perks members can enjoy any size fries for free with a purchase of $1 or more. Plus, DashPass members on DoorDash get a buy-one-get-one-free deal on Chicken Fries that same day.
Carl's Jr.
Rewards members can grab any size of natural-cut or waffle fries for free with the purchase of any menu item—just order through the app, online at order.carlsjr.com, or in person.
ALSO READ:
Taylor Fritz makes it to Wimbledon 2025 semifinals: Know how much money the US star makes
Fatburger
Now through Sunday, July 13, order any burger or sandwich online and score a free order of Fat or Skinny Fries. Just use code FryDay25 at checkout.
Hardee's
Spend $5 or more on Friday, July 11, and unlock a Fry Pass! Starting Saturday, July 12, you can enjoy a free order of fries (any size) every day through the end of the year.
Jack in the Box
On Friday, July 11, Jack Pack rewards members can score free fries with any purchase—whether online, in-app, or in person.
McDonald's
Fridays already mean free medium fries with a $1+ in-app purchase through Dec. 26, but to celebrate, McDonald's is offering another free medium fries deal with a $1 minimum in the app—available now through Sunday, July 13.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
No OCs to building owners for illegal disposal of debris
Hyderabad: Building owners may be denied occupancy certificates (OCs) if they fail to properly dispose of construction and demolition (C&D) waste as Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) is set to implement stricter regulations to tackle the issue soon. In this regard, the state govt has decided to introduce mandatory requirements for building owners to submit their C&D waste disposal certificate while applying for occupancy certificates with GHMC. The authorities are expected to issue a GO on these regulations within the next few weeks. Officials emphasise that the move would help reduce illegal dumping on roads, vacant plots, and water bodies, which has become a major environmental concern. You Can Also Check: Hyderabad AQI | Weather in Hyderabad | Bank Holidays in Hyderabad | Public Holidays in Hyderabad The processed C&D waste could be recycled into construction materials like paver blocks and sand substitutes. "Under the proposed rules, property owners must engage C&D waste collection agencies to transport debris to designated processing facilities. They will need to maintain proper documentation showing the quantity of waste generated and its disposal method. This certificate will become a mandatory requirement for obtaining the occupancy certificate from GHMC. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Brain tumor has left my son feeling miserable; please help! Donate For Health Donate Now Undo We will also increase the penalties against the improper disposal of C&D waste," a senior official in the sanitation wing, GHMC, said. As per the estimates, Hyderabad generates approximately 2,000 metric tonnes of C&D waste per day. There are four C&D waste processing plants in the city at Jeedimetla, Fathullaguda, Shamshabad, and Thumukunta, where citizens could deposit their waste. At present, a fine amounting to 5,000 is imposed on individual households, while a penalty of 25,000 is enforced on bulk waste producers, including builders, work contractors, institutions, and commercial establishments, for each violation where C&D waste is transported or disposed of in an unauthorised or hazardous condition. GHMC would also conduct regular monitoring and impose penalties on violators found disposing of debris improperly. Building owners who fail to comply with the new norms would face delays or rejection of their occupancy certificates. Meanwhile, under a comprehensive challan management system (CCMS), GHMC has issued nearly 4,000 penalties worth 70 lakh to residents and commercial establishments for various littering offences.
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
CM launches drive to plant 50cr trees in 5 years
Jhunjhunu/Jaipur: Chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma Sunday launched a massive statewide green drive, declaring the goal to plant 50 crore trees in five years under the Mission Hariyalo Rajasthan. Addressing a large public gathering at the district-level Van Mahotsav held at Mandawara village in Sikar, the chief minister reiterated his govt's commitment to turning Rajasthan into a greener and more prosperous state. The campaign takes inspiration from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's initiative 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam', launched last year on World Environment Day, and is now gaining momentum across the state. Sharma said that 10 crore saplings will be planted this year alone through public participation. He added that a record 2.5 crore saplings will be planted in a single day on the occasion of Hariyali Teej. "Last year, we planted over seven crore saplings. PM Modi appreciated our efforts in his Mann Ki Baat. Our work was blessed by nature too, with rains filling dams across the state," said Sharma. He also underlined how the state is reviving the traditional reverence for nature, recalling the legacy of Amrita Devi, who sacrificed her life with her daughters to save trees in the 18th century. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Flights, Rentals & Accommodations Hotel Deals | Search Ads Browse Now Undo The CM also announced the establishment of 22 Urban Forests (Nagar Vans) across the state with support from the central govt, with proposals for 18 more already sent. These urban green spaces aim to improve air quality and provide natural havens in densely populated towns. To preserve biodiversity, the state is implementing the One District One Species program, promoting native flora. Under the Aravalli Green Development Project, ₹250 crore is being spent in 19 Aravalli districts to carry out soil works over 3,700 hectares, followed by plantation next year. Special efforts are also being made to green desert districts like Barmer and Jaisalmer. CM Sharma emphasized that the role of every citizen is vital in protecting the environment. "Planting a tree in your mother's name is not just a gesture—it's a movement that can define our future," he said.
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
CET wraps up with display of teamwork, compassion
1 2 Times News Network Panchkula: The Common Eligibility Test (CET)-2025, conducted in four phases on Saturday and Sunday, concluded peacefully in Panchkula. Tight security arrangements were in place for the test, with 525 police personnel deployed to ensure safety. Panchkula DCP Srishti Gupta said that no cases of cheating or irregularities were reported during the two-day examination. She emphasised that robust security arrangements had been made at every centre, and personnel remained fully alert throughout. Special transport support for disabled candidates Haryana government provided free transportation facility for 53 differently-abled candidates in Panchkula district to help them reach their respective exam centres, most of which were located in Chandigarh. Deputy commissioner Monika Gupta informed that candidates were contacted individually and offered the service. All the 53 beneficiaries were picked up from their homes and dropped back after the exam. Parents of the candidates expressed deep gratitude towards the government. Help for injured, pregnant candidates Panchkula SDM Chandrakant Kataria personally transported a woman candidate with a leg injury and a pregnant woman to their exam centres in his official vehicle. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Emergency Generators in Argostoli: (Prices May Surprise You) Emergency Generator | Search Ads Search Now Undo He ensured that they were both also dropped back safely after the exam, reinforcing the administration's commitment to accessibility and compassion. Mass transportation arrangements On the second day of CET-2025, 46 buses were dispatched from Panchkula to transport local candidates to examination centres in Yamunanagar. Simultaneously, 256 buses carrying candidates from Karnal and Kaithal arrived in Panchkula. From six Panchkula locations (Kalka, Pinjore, Morni, Panchkula, Barwala, and Raipur Rani), 25 buses were dispatched for the first shift and 21 for the second shift to Yamunanagar. In return, 80 buses from Karnal and 45 from Kaithal reached Panchkula in the first shift, followed by 81 from Karnal and 50 from Kaithal in the second. Feeder buses were arranged to transport candidates from bus stands to exam centres and back. MSID:: 122936438 413 |
