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We found that labeling them "Mini," "Small," and "Regular" rather than "Regular," "Big," and "King" increased consumption intentions by 23% because some people wanted a regular size no matter how many fries it really contained.
I figure if I can eat that many fries in the next couple of days, I'm good to go.
When not cooking or watching Scooby-Doo, I'm running on nature trails or paths, or at the nearest food fast restaurant eating too many fries.
It makes you wonder if Snyder hadn't gone through the trouble of briefly explaining the issue ― it's about a nuclear waste site, dude ― whether Trump might have simply assumed that Nevadans were sitting on a mountain of cassava roots: "We're gonna make so many fries out of it, it'll be huge, we'll sell them at the Sharper Image, we're gonna make a lot of money for Nevada".
Never put too many fries in the fryer.The fries will stick together and make them too greasy.
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Keep track of how many fry die.
A bare bottom tank is good for fry as it cleans easily and you can record how many fry are alive or how much they eat.
Edging into adulthood, she worries about what too many French fries — what any French fries — could do to her, and monitors her waistline even though her own parents have never exhorted her to.
Byron saw a deep downturn in courgette fry sales (the joke here is I consumed so many courgette fries that Byron would notice my withdrawn custom in their end-of-year spreadsheets) after they shopped their own staff to immigration.
When we sit down to a big breakfast, we go through strips of bacon as if they were so many shoestring fries.
The airlines have been insisting that they should not be required to break down ancillary revenue in minute detail, noting that McDonald's does not account for how many French fries it sells.
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