You know what they call a Quarter-Pounder with cheese in Paris?
 

Well...do you?!

hmmm...they call a Big Mac a Royale.....

Wrong, very wrong

hmmm..a Royal with cheese....Pulp Fiction

le Big Mac...

:super: Lol, i wonder how many :google: results came up after THAT search.
You know what they put on Fries instead of Ketchup in Amsterdam?

I admit to having to Google it....my first response was from memory, and I did know what movie it was from...

I would guess vinegar, I know the brits do that and it tastes pretty good actually

Hold up... you DON'T put vinegar on your fries!!
That's illigal in my book.

So what DO you put Vinegar on?

It's mayonnaise, they put Mayonnaise on their chips *cough* fries :)

I put white vinegar in my coffee machine to clean it out....I don't drink it of course...

Fish and Chips
 

Well Guys

I have just finished my fish and chips lunch, sprinkled liberally with low sodium salt and malt vinegar, which I heartily enjoyed.

That said, I do think that what you call "fries" in the US is somewhat different to what we in the UK call "Chips". For example, fries are the thin potato chips you get in McDonalds' which are crispy and are only eaten with some salt. While chips are thicker cuts of potato (2 to 3 times as thick), not as crispy as fries on the outside, soft on the inside and taste great with onion or malt flavoured vinegar.

And as usual, chips can be eaten with any meat, fish, poultry or (yuck) vegetarian dish



UK Bob

Anything goes here. Except vegemite on fries lol :D
Vinegar, tomato sauce (our version of ketchup), mayonaise or white sauce (which is actually a type of mayonaise but intended for adding to fish.)

Likewise ukbob, chips can go with most meat dishes.

Anybody for fries covered in vegemite? :p