You Won’t Believe This 5-Minute French Fry Hack!

[@mollyj409]

Looks delicious and pretty easy to do! Thanks for another great tip!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Molly, Thanks! Glad you liked it, I love these fries, you should try it! Mike 🧔

[@MichaelR58]

Very nice , those look delicious, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Hi Michael, they are yummy, and the best part is they're quick! Mike 🧔

[@GrendelSheperd]

Nice

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thanks 👍

[@yt650]

I wonder if an Apple peeler will work in a similar manner?

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

It might, let me know if you try it and it works. Mike 🧔

[@yt650]

@ Will do

[@yt650]

@ OK, I happen to have a decent size russet potato here and an apple peeler. This didn’t work well and the number one reason which you won’t be able to overcome with an apple peeler is that the potato needs to be supported at both ends. The Apple peeler advances the potato faster than you would want it to and so it doesn’t really do a very good job. There is a chance an apple peeler is out there that supports the apple from both ends but I’m not aware of one . I’ll look into this product you demonstrated, obviously it works. Thank you for responding.

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thanks for giving it a shot and for sharing your experience! You’re absolutely right-supporting the potato at both ends and controlling the speed are key factors for success. It’s interesting to hear how the apple peeler worked (or didn’t, in this case). I appreciate you taking the time to experiment and report back! I think you’ll really enjoy the product I demonstrated-it’s designed specifically for tasks like this, so it makes a big difference. If you do end up trying it out, I’d love to hear how it works for you. Thanks again for your curiosity and for following up! 😊 Mike 🧔