Does McDonald's fry their fries in beef fat?

Table of Contents:

1. Does McDonald's fry their fries in beef fat?
2. Why McDonald's fries taste better?
3. Can you get Mcdonalds fries crispy?
4. Does Mcdonalds do extra crispy fries?
5. How do you order extra crispy fries?
6. Can you ask for hot fries at mcdonalds?

Does McDonald's fry their fries in beef fat?

In the good old days, McDonald's fries were cooked in beef tallow. But customer demand for less saturated fat prompted a switch to vegetable oil in the early '90s. Here, that means oils of varying saturations combined into something reminiscent of beef tallow.

Why McDonald's fries taste better?

It was beef tallow — the rendered form of beef fat that's solid at room temperature — that gave McDonald's fries their signature rich and buttery flavor. But the tallow was used initially because it was the cheap, convenient option.

Can you get Mcdonalds fries crispy?

McDonald's french fries can be downright delicious. When those shoestring slices of potato are fresh out of the fryer, there are few things off the fast-food chain's menu that taste better than the steaming hot, crispy fries. ... All you have to do is (drumroll please) ask for fries without the salt.

Does Mcdonalds do extra crispy fries?

Customer Q? You can ask them for well done fries. They'll just let them cook twice as long. Twice as long and they'll be burnt to an inedible crisp.

How do you order extra crispy fries?

If you want them a little crispier, you can order them "light-well." If you want them even darker and crispy, you can order them "well-done." If you want them almost burnt and inedible, you can get them "extra well-done." If you want them to be soft and terrible, you can order them "light." You can even get them ...

Can you ask for hot fries at mcdonalds?

I worked at McDonald's for several years. If you want fresh fries, all you have to do is ask. You don't need to ask for them without salt (unless of course you want them that way), and there is no special trick; just ask for them to be made fresh.