I made these a few weeks ago and they were great. I didn't do the whole lard thing but did fry using the shortening. They tasted very close to McDonalds french fries. Its definitely worth the trouble though if you have a shoestring cutter. They charge about 3 bucks for a large fry but you can make a huge batch of these for your family in no time. Really a great recipes.
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i made this for my family and since they love eating @ McDonald's, i had to try this, since then they keep asking me to make french fries with honey mustard, thank you keystone
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Made these for lunch today along with Ranch burgers. This is a great fries recipe and very easy to do. Not quite McDonalds but better than any home fries I have ever made! We will make these again
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These taste exactly like the real thing! Followed the recipe exactly the first time YUM! Second time omitted the beef dripping and turned out just as good! Thx for the recipe Keystone! :)
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