Do you eat fried potatoe with beer?

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Message AmberLarson 06:52 Mon 10/30/2017 Hello Does someone know, whether it's possible to prepare somehow fried potatoes not so fat? I love to take it with my big mug of beer on dinner. I haven't asked this question on forums about diets or sport, because they would recommend me just to refuse my loved mix. I hope here I'll be understood and I'll get some good advices
Message GlasgowTAD beers 2015 º places 38 º 07:33 Mon 10/30/2017 Could try an air-fryer and covering the potatoes lightly in spray-oil?
Message MacBoost beers 2074 º places 37 º 07:47 Mon 10/30/2017 I love to get the fried potatœ in my tummy with the beers and ales
Message Leighton P beers 33728 º places 1204 º 07:48 Mon 10/30/2017 Are you talking about frenched fried potatoes?

Message ebone1988 beers 2504 º places 24 º 08:06 Mon 10/30/2017 Telling from my heart, I enjoy fry potatoe at low boost party.
Message RichTheVillan beers 10685 º places 101 º 08:09 Mon 10/30/2017 Johnny Potato
Message Garrold beers 10689 º places 149 º 08:16 Mon 10/30/2017 Rubber Johnny
Message blipp beers 14843 º places 219 º 09:26 Mon 10/30/2017 Potatœ is good. Ok.

Message b3shine P beers 12189 º places 372 º 09:33 Mon 10/30/2017
Message Quick3Beers P beers 3157 º places 51 º 11:11 Mon 10/30/2017 Do you eat fried potatoe with beer? I do, that's why I posted here. Others into sports and diet Would say "Put down your big mug, don't even try it!" How do you make them not so fat? I would prefer them more like that. I'd really like some good advices For fried potatoes and berliner weisses.
Message joet P admin beers 2900 º places 125 º 11:30 Mon 10/30/2017 A whole sheet full of freshly cut potatoes tossed in two spoonfuls of oil will crisp up quite nicely in a 400 F/205 C oven and have far fewer calories than deep fried potatoes. You can add cauliflower, broccoli, carrots, onion and garlic for an even more flavorful and healthy (lower caloric density, lower glucose index) side vegetable.