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"  TGIF! Today you can be doubly thankful for that &amp;quot;F&amp;quot;, as it&amp;#039;s not only Friday, it&amp;#039;s Burger King&amp;#039;s Free Fries Friday. To celebrate the introduction of their new thicker-cut fries, Burger King is offering customers a value-size packet of fries with no purchase necessary. More From Delish: The Best French Fries Around the Country  Burger King, which had not changed its fry recipe since 1998, decided to throw down the gauntlet earlier this month. McDonald&amp;#039;s has always been known as the leader of the fry war, with their skinny, salty fries. Wendy&amp;#039;s recently updated their fries to a thin, natural cut with sea salt. And others, like Five Guys, have been on the heels of the big guys, expanding their territories as more and more people become fans of their homespun approach. Burger King&amp;#039;s new fries are somewhere between the shoestring variety and the steak-cut style. Burger King&amp;#039;s innovators say you&amp;#039;re getting more potato in each fry and they claim they are easier to consume in your car on the way out of the drive-thru. More From Delish: We&amp;#039;re Not Lovin&amp;#039; It! Fast Food&amp;#039;s Most Famous Flops  &amp;quot;We believe our new fries are the latest example of our commitment to quality and innovation, and we invite everyone to visit our restaurants and taste the difference,&amp;quot; said Burger King&amp;#039;s vice president of global innovation, Leo Leon. More From Delish: 11 Recipes for French Fries So everyone, we want you to be the judge. Report back here to let us know: Would you go back again to pay? Do you prefer the new fries or the old version? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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