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The Best Fries for Your Way of Preparation

The Best Fries for Your Way of Preparation

When preparing fries in a restaurant, the method you choose depends on several factors, including desired texture, consistency, kitchen equipment, volume of orders, and time efficiency. Below is a breakdown of considerations for choosing the best option for your restaurant.

 

  • 1. Volume of Orders

    Deep frying is best for high-volume, fast-paced kitchens (e.g., fast food or casual dining). 

    Air frying is suitable for smaller volumes or when you have a limited number of orders for fries. 

    Oven baking and combi-steaming can handle medium to high volumes, but they may be slower than deep frying.

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  • 2. Desired Texture

    Deep frying is the gold standard for crispy, golden fries. 

    Combi-steamers and oven baking may give softer fries, though you can achieve crispiness by finishing them at higher heat. 

    Air fryers offer a middle ground: some crispiness, but not as perfect as deep-fried.

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  • 3. Health Considerations

    Oven baking and air frying are the healthiest options with minimal oil usage. 

    Combi-steaming is a good compromise between health and texture but may sacrifice some crispiness. 

    Deep frying is the least healthy due to the high oil content.

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  • 4. Labor and Equipment Efficiency

    Deep frying and air frying are more labor-intensive but also faster. 

    Oven baking and combi-steaming require less active labor, but cooking times can be longer. 

    Combi-steamers are multifunctional, allowing you to prepare multiple menu items beyond fries.

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  • 5. Space and Equipment Costs

    Air fryers are compact and affordable. 

    Oven baking requires an oven, which most kitchens already have. 

    Combi-steamers are a larger investment and take up more space but offer versatility. 

    Deep fryers require space and regular oil maintenance.

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The right method for your restaurant will depend on balancing these factors to best fit your kitchen’s needs, menu, and customer preferences. Many restaurants use a combination of methods depending on the time of day, customer demand, and available kitchen resources. At the House of Fries we love to help you finding the best method and fries for you.

 

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With over 50 years of experience in the development and production of fries, we are the experts in the preparation of potatoes. This is reflected in our wide range of products, which can be found in almost every restaurant and kitchen. We offer many possibilities. A small selection per way of preparation.

 


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