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littlecakes
@littlecakes
i am having french fries for breakfast and am curious to know what french people call them 🍟 and also why they are french in american english. in japan they are fried potatoes or even just potato because there is a word for the just the vegetable, jagaimo. morning ponderings....
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ileigh
@ileigh
A hot potato button topic & all the online info is speculative & w accounts of potatoes brought via Spain to Europe then Belgium & so on Belgium vs France is not agreed upon or timing as 1795 La cuisinière républicaine cookbook mentions Paris fries & Pommes Pont Neuf are French alt name maybe American soldiers idk
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ruth allen
@10tinbluebirds
The theory is during WWl, the American soldiers in Belgium called them French friets. And then in old Irish to french means to cut into pieces and they were called French fried potatoes until the 1920s....😹
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Agus 🧿
@agustina
I’m not Spanish is similar to Japanese, papas fritas 🍟 I had pizza for breakfast 🍕and mate 🧉 🎭❤️⚡️
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ileigh
@ileigh
i believe it is because of Thomas Jefferson pommes frites in France & they are from Belgium maybe let me confirm
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🦩Kels🦩
@kelscaster
pome frites, yea? not sure on spelling. ha.
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aesthetica✿
@reelaesthete
pomme frites... potatoes fried...
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Anna
@artmonochrome
In France ”frites” 🥰
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æther
@aether
"frites" (feminine plural of the verb "to fry") *pronounce "freet" i suspect americans first ate them in france, where folks have been cooking them for aeons. note that the brits call fries, "chips"
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Curio 🎩🍖
@curiofringe
le us fries
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