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  Wherever you are getting these individually cooked French fries, I want in. 
  This sounds like the next step in potato evolution.
context: Usually, I'd agree. But California burritos....mmmmm... >
  
  The entire population of Pittsburgh is now wanting to kick your ass.  Nobody talks shit about Primanti Brothers. >
  
  Wow, an entire menu devoted to french fries as a topping! >
  
  I mean sure, but I really love me some fries on buttered bread with ice cold ketcup.
  Also crisps on buttered fresh bread is so freaking good! >
  
  This must be a European thing. I didn't think you could make fries on a sandwich any more unappealing but you have succeeded! >
  
  I'm South African. Honestly it's really good, you should give it  a try sometime.
  It could also be that I grew up dirt poor and back then potatoes, maize meal & cooking flour were the cheapest to get your hands and you had to make do with what you had.
  We had to get creative with the same old dish every day, just to have a change. >
  
  Don't judge me by my drunken choices! >
  
  Isnt the purpose of fries and chips is to put it in your sandwich/burger to make it crunchy. Its amazing. I love doing that >
  
  Fries are just cheap filler. >
  
  And? >
  
  Cheap filler brings down the over all sandwich vibe >
  
  Ah, yeah. That I can agree with, I thought he was talking about fries as a whole. >
  
  Here in the UK a chip butty is a great sandwich. But our chips are better than french fries. >
  
  Bad take. Even if you don't put the fries on your sandwich/burrito, they're still going to mix in your mouth. That is unless you're a weirdo and eat the sandwich, wash it down, then finish the fries >
  
  And then you put the french fries in the sandwich and then you give it to the customer >
  
  OP never had a chip butty so. >
  
  I've just learned about them today and I will not be eating that. >
  
  OP what is your opinion on onion rings in hamburgers? >
  
  I've had them be good and bad. I think it all boils down to the starch / carbs to meat ratio >
  
  I see them more on gyros. >
  
  These are the most annoying posts in this entire reddit
  The idea of something "belonging" or not on a food is dumb
  If the person that is eating it enjoys it, it belongs, if you are not the one eating that meal, your opinion on it is irrelevant.
  And as someone who grew up with a father who was a chef, he never followed recipes, was always experimenting with different ideas, and was highly successful doing so >
  
  Maybe I should post this on r/irrelevantopinions. My bad. >
  
  California burrito is a classic .