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Im not saying its THE cause, just that the US as a whole has to regularly deal with a potential cause of accidents that is almost non-existent in Australia.

We also have a significantly lower amount of bear attacks and it has nothing to do with the quality of our bear management programs.

Honestly for good fries at home with my steak, I'll pay the extra few bucks.

Yeah this is what I'm getting at.

Canadians and northern states know how to drive in snow and in general can afford more comprehensive plowing and salting programs. Mississipi is both broke AF and gets snow rarely.

So the programs suck and so do the drivers.

Wedges are better for dipping into a sauce, Waffle fries are the best option for "loaded" fries IMO.

I'm with you on crinkle tho... never had amazing ones.

I am Australian, Ive been doing track days, drift days and have done a few amateur rallys too over the last 20 years and Ive never been more scared driving than a rental car in Austria in winter on holiday. Ice and snow is a whole different skillset.

I feel like wedges are a vehicle for sauce and they take spice well.

Make some really spicy wedges and some garlic and chive sour cream... thats a pretty decent combo.

I think you can get both at costco.

Poppers are like appetisers, these to me are sides.

Preparation is important.

Air fryer makes sweet potato move up the list, regular oven makes tots go up. Traditional deep fried makes them go down and brings the potato items up.

Where does it say that being potato based is part of the criteria?

Sweet Potato fries turn out way better than regular potato in an air fryer if you're buying frozen ones to make at home.

I bought a spice grinder and made a spice mix for my sweet potato fries. Its a mix of salt, old bay, montreal steak seasoning and dried chilli flakes and its awesome.

Between Australia and the US in general.