

Golden-fried potato comes in a single oblong piece, with a thin, crisp crust and a soft, shredded centre. It’s sold as a breakfast side or add-on at Oporto, and it fits the same quick-service format as the rest of the morning range. Compared with the brand’s burgers and wraps, this one stays very plain: potato, oil, salt, and heat doing the work. The texture depends on a hot fry, so you get a brittle outer layer and a drier, fluffy middle rather than a dense mash. It’s the kind of side that turns up alongside eggs, bacon, or a breakfast burger.

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