Soldato
You sound really booring.
No more soggy fries.
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You sound really booring.
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Man of Honour
Soggy fries are yummy 
Soldato
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The only chips that should be soggy are those smothered in gravy... Quite a simple tip, yet handy!
Soldato
LOL here come the high horse brigade
Caporegime
Only a filthy working class person would smother their chips in gravy.
You northern mill workers disgust me.
You northern mill workers disgust me.
Man of Honour
Don't eat fries man, salad only is the way to go. Plenty of salad and lean meat, every day.
I throw up all over my computer when someone mentions fast food.
that any good?
Caporegime
I just fry my own...beats having to deal with soggy chips.
Associate
£800 on a watch? Why bother when a £9.99 Casio tells the time
£40 on a T-shirt, you mad son? My £2.99 army surplus stores T-shirt does the same job
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Soldato
Why not put them in the oven on a baking tray for 10 minutes - nice and crispy and a little bit healthier too!
If you have bought fries from a takeaway and found them to be soggy as you haven't eaten them immediately(delivery or self drive), I have found a great way to bring them back to near freshness
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Rather than sticking them in the microwave to reheat which will only make them go hot and soggy. Heat them in a dry frying pan and the oil in the fries will re-fry them and become crispy.
This sounds like one of those 'Top Tips' that you see in the Viz
Run out of Brillo Pads? Simply buy some Shredded Wheat and fill them with some cheap pink soap and hey presto!!!
Heat them in a dry frying pan and the oil in the fries will re-fry them and become crispy
I think you'll find the the oil in the deep fat frying pan will reheat them and not the oil still stuck in the chips.
Al
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If you're buying takeaway, you should be drunk, if your drunk, soggy chips are the least of your troubles.. infact, they're appreciated! Wouldn't advise frying up the chips whilst inebriated and post 4am. Just go to bed without eating them. You impulse bought them anyway. </advicetomyself>
Soldato
Last few times I've had (Proper - Not frozen and from Spud to chip on the premises.) chips from a Take-Away they have been really under-cooked 
, only the ones who mimic the skinny McDonalds things that are pre-cooked and then frozen ever seem to fry them thoroughly any more and those chips are pretty rank.
, only the ones who mimic the skinny McDonalds things that are pre-cooked and then frozen ever seem to fry them thoroughly any more and those chips are pretty rank.
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I think you'll find the the oil in the deep fat frying pan will reheat them and not the oil still stuck in the chips.
Al
He didn't say deep fat frying pan, he said a dry frying pan.
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Or in the case of my boyfriend, a family bucket from KFC that seemed a good idea at the time, but ended up being totally uneaten and still balanced on your chest when you wake up on the sofa?
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