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Thin-cut, salted fries like these show up as the default side in Dairy Queen baskets, burger meals, and sandwich combos. They’re fried until golden, with a crisp outer layer and a soft potato center, then served plain or on their own in small, medium, and large portions. Compared with the chain’s onion rings, these are the straightforward starch option on a menu better known for ice cream and Blizzards. They’re built to be eaten hot, since the thinner cut loses crunch fairly quickly once it leaves the fryer.