A Sprinkle Of Sugar Is The Secret Ingredient To Crispy Baked Fries
Have you ever baked fries in the oven, only to have them turn out soggy? Luckily, a little sugar can help your next batch come out nice and crispy.
Read MoreHave you ever baked fries in the oven, only to have them turn out soggy? Luckily, a little sugar can help your next batch come out nice and crispy.
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