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Fries Made From Soya Not Potato?

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Chappers | 23:10 Fri 07th Jul 2006 | History
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Whilst waiting in the drive thru at Mcdonalds today I remembered something I heard ages ago about fries being made from soya instead of potato like everyone thinks. Can't recall if it was supposed to be Mcdonalds or Burger King...any truth in this?
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Could be what you are thinking is that several years ago Burger King changed their fries to ones made from rice.
05:52 Sat 08th Jul 2006
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah yes, possibly!

Do they still make fries that way?
16:52 Sat 08th Jul 2006
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Actually No.
I have worked for BK for 25 years and can assure you that the fries have always been made of pure potato. They are not re-constituted and have never been made of rice or soya.
The change in fries was adding a batter coating to make them crispier.
23:13 Fri 08th Sep 2006

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