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A 40-year study of 205,000 people reveals that french fries increase diabetes risk by 20%, while baked, boiled, and mashed potatoes show no significant risk. The findings suggest potatoes aren't the problem—how we prepare them matters.
University of Illinois researchers have discovered a way to cook french fries that taste just as crispy and delicious while absorbing far less oil. The secret? Combining traditional frying with microwave heating.
University of Illinois researchers discovered that pairing microwave heating with traditional frying creates crispy French fries with far less oil and faster cooking times. The breakthrough could make America's favorite side dish genuinely healthier without sacrificing taste.
Researchers have discovered a breakthrough method that makes French fries healthier by using microwave technology during frying, cutting oil absorption without sacrificing that beloved crispy texture. The innovation could transform how your favorite fried foods are made.