This is considered one serving of fries. I did not take out any fries before taking the picture, this is all that was included in the box.
>>22086150Did you complain?
>>22086152They were frozen from a store, they come like this from the factory. No one to complain to
>>22086150what kind of serving container even is that? did you buy this from Sainsbury's Also it all depends on the price. If it was like $1.70 and in a smaller container it would seem reasonable.
>>22086153always address complaints at the point of sale. which store was it?
>>22086153Will you buy them again?
French fry rations increased. Be thankful or they will be increased again.
>>22086150Stop being so American.>>22086176It happens.
>>22086150where did you even get these from? a gulag?
>>22086150I used to buy these at dollar tree sometimes. Not amazing
>>22086150Try eating slower and chewing more. If you hork it all down quick it won't feel like much.
>>22086174Yes
You probably paid more for the packaging than the potato.
>>22086150It's possible you got unlucky and had something that was underfilled. It happens sometimes. If you complain to the company and it's not supposed to be that way they'll probably give you coupons for some free boxes.
>>22086154>$1.70>reasonableBitch, 28oz bags of fries were sold around Christmas for 99¢ at ShopRite (limit 4) and routinely go for $1.99 now. >but I don't have to cook it myself! Is a semi-valid argument but c'mon: at that price difference, why wouldn't you buy the frozen and cook them yourself? Even making your own from fresh potatoes isn't worth it if the fries are a buck per 28oz and I would argue never is to begin with, honestly. Too much hassle for too little payoff
>>22086339juice aint worth the squeeze
>>22086346Ex-fuckin'-zackly.I'm all about scratch cooking but if the ROI is far beyond the point of diminishing returns, it's better to just get frozen. This isn't like paneer (it's in my mind cuz my wife made 3lbs of it recently). Store bought stuff is, like, $9 now ($6 at the IndoPak store). We bought a bunch of expiring organic milk Saturday for 50¢/gallon and the missus made it into paneer last night. Not only is it cheaper, but it's better quality and better texture. Literally no reason not to make it yourself if milk is that cheap.
>>22086357>I'm all about scratch cooking but I don't do it>t.retardIf you can't even cut potatoes what the fuck are you doing on a cooking board dipshit.OP, fuck off. You've wasted a thread and a life
If you make a nice burger thats really the only amount you need desu, i never finish my fries when I go out
>>22087041You're legitimately retarded. Goddamn
>>22086153next time read the label and the weight
>>22086150its a healthy serving! i hope the were brakes and with only a spritz of soybean oil
>19 chipsThat's a fairly small amount for an average sized person
>>22086326yeah if you have a kitchen scale you can literally just weight it to verify
>>22086150Maybe stop ordering slop you fat fuck.
>>22086153>frozen from a store
>>22086154That's not a serving container. It's a microwave container with that metallic shit used for crisping that you see in Hot Pocket sleeves. Not sure what ghetto shit he bought, though, but it was frozen.
