

Thick-cut potato fries come coated in a visible Cajun seasoning, so each piece has a dry, spiced exterior rather than a plain salted finish. They’re served as a standard side at Popeyes in the UK, alongside the chain’s chicken pieces, sandwiches, and other sides. Compared with skinny fast-food fries, these are chunkier and hold onto the seasoning a bit more. The texture usually lands in that middle ground between crisp edges and a soft centre, depending on how long they’ve been held after frying.

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