How French Fries are Made in Mega Factory With Modern Food Processing Technology

[@verdagarner5112]

I stated to work in the potatoes when I was 7 years old. Until I was in my late 40s in the potato fields in Idaho, my dad raised potatoes on the farm he worked for. I could eat potatoes every day ❤

[@Review_Barang_Online]

Your family will be legend of potato farmer

[@Catceptionv2]

potatoes are the best, there's just so many ways to cook them :D my favorite is hashbrowns first i cut them into cubes and then boil them till they're soft inside and then i fry them with onions to crisp the outside and stop it from turning into mashed potatoes lol

[@mcfly7]

I could also eat potatoes everyday.

[@JasperCupido-jq1zr]

Thanks to the farmers,for their hard work and their efforts.

[@michaelb.42112]

McDonald's fries were the best in the 1970's when they fried them in beef fat, until all the tree huggers got in the way. Julia Child even said they were the best fries on the planet.

[@thefinalusa]

Julia Child knew what was up! Do you think fries today even come close?

[@andiman45]

you know nothing jon snow...

[@michaelb.42112]

@@thefinalusa nope !

[@michaelb.42112]

@@andiman45 who is Jon Snow ?

[@FoodTechToday]

Innovation at its finest! Modern processing lines are revolutionizing the way we handle agricultural products! #FarmTech #InnovationInAg #SustainableFarming"

[@Moderntechnology-ny6rl]

These farming machines are absolutely awesome! 🇺🇸 It’s incredible to see how technology has revolutionized agriculture. But it makes me wonder - are we becoming too dependent on machinery, and what does that mean for smaller, traditional farmers? Either way, the innovation here is undeniable. Keep up the great work!

[@Secret_Process]

Wow, I never realized the technology and efficiency behind making French fries! The speed and accuracy of the machines are amazing - no wonder they taste so good. 🍟✨

[@purefarm863]

Yeap, thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@MyDarkWorldX]

really enjoyed this video, it’s fascinating to see the scale of production and the technology involved. but honestly, isn't it kinda weird how something so simple as a french fry gets this industrialized? i mean, do we really need that much automation for a snack?

[@PranavanandaChintalapudi]

Next generation commercial documentary for the world's most loved fast food.

[@GoPoundSalt]

Doesn't talk about the amount of fresh water used per year. Doesn't talk about how they remove the black eyes. Doesn't talk about synthetic chemicals being added to oil for human addiction.

[@mrjeffwithaG]

🥴

[@howardnielsen6220]

Good grief don’t buy them don’t even go near Micky D’s

[@Catceptionv2]

lately mcdonalds food has me feeling sick after eating it i could only handle the fries now the burgers are just gross af 🤮

[@SizzleStreets]

Loved learning about the sustainable farming practices McDonald's is encouraging! From drip irrigation to reducing pesticides, it's great to see eco-friendly approaches behind our favorite fries. 🌍🍟

[@purefarm863]

Thanks

[@fetratali]

None of my cats or dogs eat anything from mcdonald, specially the fries... but if we cook fries at home, they love it and eat it... 😂😂😂

[@adriantudorache6894]

I prefer home made chips :)

[@purefarm863]

Always better option

[@allgood1384]

I perfer homemade food

[@RockyMountainFarmer]

4:19 hey, I just got informed that you use some footage from one of my potato harvest videos. I’m the farmer in this footage at this point in the video.

[@cregan4584]

Ur cute

[@luukleenders2631]

Being informed abt using content after the video was uploaded, nice use of other's content without consent by the creator of this video

[@alanbaxter8100]

*These people are constantly ripping off anyone*

[@citylockapolytechnikeyllcc7936]

You're Spudnick ?

[@ProductionLine880]

Never knew this is how it’s made. Fascinating! 👍👍

[@PovertyHelping]

Dear Pure Farm thanks so much for this online classes you're our role model. 💐🤖

[@JimDan-v5z]

Wow.. that is impressive

[@jonahchiwara6036]

suddenly my appetite has shot up

[@tonnyfarm9]

for their hard work and their efforts Thanks to the farmers,

[@purefarm863]

Absolutely

[@citizen_morgan7444]

Nice NARRATIVE , but UNREALISTIC. However, McDonald's FRIES are the BEST! 🏆🎖🏅🥇

[@WilliamMbewe-s5i]

Beautiful french fries 🎉🎉🎉

[@nileshgaikwad5611]

Awesome 🇺🇸 Machinery For the Farming

[@purefarm863]

Indeed

[@JERSEYTOMATO]

Love McDonald French fries….

[@SkavenUK]

Gotta say, here in the PNW we have some of the best potatoes around.

[@CharisMoris]

I like French Fries

[@FroggyTWrite]

the ai used to write this script got very creative with facts...

[@purefarm863]

🍷

[@dakotak8437]

I love there fries 🤤🤤

[@dennisemaracle2475]

McDonalds fries are my all time favourite fast food or frozen fries.

[@purefarm863]

💯

[@ahoorakia]

31:15 hamburgers came from germany. The same goes for Frankfurter, which now we call it hot dog! came from Frankfurt Germany, too

[@BB-br4qh]

Mmmm factory food

[@jacquesv4331]

If anything this reinforces my aversion to fast food.

[@Hateweek1984]

McDonald's hasn't been "good" in over 30 years....pretty sad

[@GunbhmnGuinnk]

Watching from Australia

[@cemnazmakina]

Amazingly

[@harrylloyd6955]

32 years old and never had a Mcdonalds.

[@patmcnally2529]

good for you !

[@reggiesparrow-u1f]

Yup..its good for you..me also..😊..

[@BB-br4qh]

You're not missing much

[@christopherbegeny2372]

Keep it that way lol

[@The_Tarmaster]

🍪

[@moose354]

Lamb-Weston is the exclusive processor for McDonald's french fries. They have a huge plant in Boardman, OR visible from I-84 with a giant red box of McDonald's fries painted on one of the buildings.

[@jade7249]

We use our own potatoes in Australia,most of which are grown in Tasmania

[@rcb63]

NEAT!

[@francisdebriey3609]

BELGIAN FRIES ! What americans call french fries are the speciality of BELGIUM guys...

[@alfiejohnchester8108]

Brilliant! All that pains-taking process from seed to product, plus the care to keep everything at the right temperature; the result...stone cold fries served with your burgers! That's McDonalds!

[@DatingDynamoUnleashYourCharism]

amazing wowo

[@purefarm863]

Thanks

[@StrangestoryFood]

Such creative videos you’ve on this channel. Just subscribed!

[@purefarm863]

Thanks

[@wymantiera]

Thanks for your video

[@purefarm863]

I am glad you enjoyed

[@nileshgaikwad5611]

Awesome 🇺🇸

[@purefarm863]

Thanks for the comment

[@kathyk479]

They havent been the same since they started using veggie oils!

[@patmcnally2529]

bring back beef tallow !

[@GaminoSchoppe]

Great

[@daniels3422]

Mac fries and ice cream yummmmmy

[@purefarm863]

So good

[@Archer69]

it cant be fresh if its been frozen, plus you forgot to mention the sugar thats added along with other synthetic chemicals

[@purefarm863]

Thanks for the information

[@brucephillips2106]

They didn't forget to mention the sugar. 12:25

[@howardnielsen6220]

Here’s a point Don’t buy Micky D’s French fries if you don’t like what’s put in or in the fries Simple solution

[@QProcessHD]

You're absolutely right-frozen products don't have the same freshness as those prepared on the spot, and added sugar and synthetic chemicals can definitely change the equation when it comes to processed foods like potato chips. Transparency about ingredients is crucial for understanding what we're really eating. Do you think there's a noticeable taste difference between freshly made potato chips and store-bought ones, or is it more about the ingredients for you?

[@LissanFarm]

I’ve always wanted to start my own small farm, and your videos are super helpful for beginners like me

[@dclarke61546]

small farms will not work to make a profit.

[@AbdulKhan-di4ei]

Vegans are always crying 😭

[@jackrodgersjr]

Factories in US? with Chines labels on equipment?

[@phann860]

Didn't McDonalds use beef fat at first for years, until in India they had to confess it was vegetable fat.

[@purefarm863]

Hmmmmmmmm,,,,,?

[@AmalAldheleai1234]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jeroen2535]

Plot twist it varies per country. My Dutch McDonald's fries are from Dutch farmers.

[@antoinevandamme6506]

The patato plant seen in the video is not from MacDonalds but it is from Lamb-Weston.

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

I love their fries

[@torbenjensen3336]

The are perfect, when you have hangover, the will not staan your shirt 😂

[@TxDan100]

wow

[@peedee2221]

Nice advert for MaccyDee's

[@teresakovach4144]

Very interesting!

[@purefarm863]

Thank you!

[@gopinair6075]

Its wonderful!

[@sandraaraymond2469]

Burger King is my fav.

[@derekarnold3665]

They might be a culture icon in America but in Europe they are classified a junk food.

[@purefarm863]

😂😂

[@chadboring8933]

I would like to see how Five Guys is fries are made and how Red Robin's fries are made

[@purefarm863]

Willl surely work on that

[@Tim_3100]

Ray kroc may have been a real life ferengi with his sneaky questionable business tatics but got admit macdonalds wouldnt be way it is without him

[@mikewild5367]

If the fries are water cut, why did we see a unit that has a 3/8 inch set of cutters in a round unit near the end? HHmmm

[@ahoorakia]

Top secret,only CIA and PENTAGON have access to it😁

[@citylockapolytechnikeyllcc7936]

For Chicken Fingers....

[@seedsoutdoors3721]

How often do you actually get good mcdonalds fries ? Like maybe every 2 in 5 visits ?

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

QUE MALA worked there, in her DREAMS! It is her dream job!

[@Moviepalace9]

❤❤

[@יעקבכהן-כ8י]

Do you use the water that comes out of cleaning the potatoes back to the fields to feed the plants

[@allgood1384]

If only this was true

[@marcusgirling]

There massive differences especially the ingredients around the world when it comes to very known fast food restaurants

[@tolcser1966]

intersting video, nice machinery. Somting is mising here. What kind of chemicals they using in a cleaning pocess and must use some preservatives also.

[@boomsalot3720]

seriously, your not even gonna admit sausages are made of separated meat, there isn't even anything wrong with that, its very tasty, but well, when showing how you get it processed, looks bad, just be fair

[@kennethvang3424]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🙏🙏

[@frankyvlieghe8004]

These are NOT 'French fries' but Mcdo potato sticks... They shoud be forbidden to use the name french fries for that shit they make.

[@MechVibe566]

Processing Technology

[@krushmoto1]

How about Chick-Fil-A? I'd like to see their chikn and waffle fries

[@ElRockeroDeLaSalsa]

Great video! But... I was a little disappointed to see, while you captured literally every detail of the process, you incorrectly portrayed the transporting of the potatoes stating these were transported in "temperature regulated" trucks. YET, while saying that, the trucks portrayed were simple non-temperature regulated trucks. Care to elaborate?

[@purefarm863]

Thanks for your feedback, will take care of it. Thanks 👍

[@LeveilleRenell]

So awesome

[@purefarm863]

Thanks

[@charlesallen325]

They taste less refreshing than 10 years ago.

[@eliseosoto7380]

I gave up fastfood 8 yrs ago

[@purefarm863]

Better,

[@Shirl15239]

I found a thing of MDs fries from the year 1920 and the fries looked like they were fresh cooked this week

[@The_DuMont_Network]

Bullshit

[@deklane3139]

Chips, they are called CHIPS.

[@jamesjohnston547]

Mmmm yum, glyphosate

[@Ittybitty-o6y]

Why these fries look like one is the thickness of 3 of what we always get?

[@bennyharper862]

In 1963 in KC area i was the French Fry guy at one of two owned by the same guy. A big drum with nasty abrasive ( US military) and water did the trick and they were as fresh as fries could get. Then we stood them in a fry cutter. Throw them into cooking oil and add too much salt and could line them up for a pic nic at Swope park on a Saturday afternoon. We didn't have no beef broth or any of that useless stuff. Lots of failing fast food drive thus have much better fries. That is why I patronize them. MacD is a last resort.

[@arianugroho]

crispy on the outside and soft in the inside.... can be achieve with any potato.... it is just the matter of cooking 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@charlesallen325]

McDonald's fries are currently flat in taste and most often dry. They used to be fluffy.

[@philippegilson]

Hello ! The best "French fries" are not the best. The best are made in Belgium. The French don't know how processing it properly. First of all you must choose the right variety : Bintjes. After peeling and cutting, you can process the first frying : 3 minutes in boiling oil or beef fat. After cooling a second frying is necessary to make the fries crunchy. Ad salt only when served. Et voilà ! Phil. Peace !

[@johnnyice256]

AI moderation, wow.

[@johnanderson1818]

It's the ingredients that will kill you! Fries at McDonald's is the worst thing you can eat! 💯

[@genuine1269]

For years now, they are only fresh when you ask for fresh ones or request ones without salt. That's not how it started and that's not how it is and that's not how it should be.

[@purefarm863]

Yeap

[@christopherhinton6456]

what about all the bags and boxes thrown in the streets.

[@michaelhancock937]

What about all of the bags and boxes thrown in the streets?

[@Garth2011]

Who's fault is that? McDonald's?

[@lovinglife69]

Don't throw them in the street! Toss them in the trash can.

[@michaelhancock937]

@@lovinglife69 exactly. It’s not McDonald’s fault that people are litter bugs.

[@michaelhancock937]

@@lovinglife69 exactly. It’s not McDonald’s fault that people are litter bugs.

[@sandrawestley4193]

I don’t think you can buy a beef burger with a bun in the UK, each beef burger is cooked on a grill, they never arrive all cooked in a bun. Talk about process foods, they seem to have got the gold meddle for process foods.

[@FroggyTWrite]

what is this about hydro cutting potatoes? pretty sure your ai writer just made that stuff up!

[@lestatperez6826]

jollibee fries is good than mcdonalds

[@JimBartz]

thumbs down for repeat footage

[@purefarm863]

Sorry for thT

[@mitchel68]

That's a lot of work to just serve them cold and soggy at the restaurant. If it only takes 3-4 minutes to cook them we should never get anything but fresh fries.

[@cpbethlehem6548]

In the sausage video, you talk about American standards, but showing foreign factory.🤨

[@kradwonders]

Interesting video but McDonald's French Fries are my least favorite fast food fries.