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Yeah but this looks like it has bread. I was thinking just the ketchup and nothing else.

 

I'd say any normally deep fried food tastes better when not deep fried.

Oven baked french fries, pan seared chiken mcnugs, bbq chicken, wings in the toaster oven, etc...

but when novel things are deep fried like ice cream or twinkees or whatever - I suppose it's unique enough to be enjoyable but only on a rare occasion.

 

I concede deep fried turkey is good though

 

Frozen

 

deep fried Miracle Whip™

 

I got nothing. I did find this thread, though:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Cooking/comments/799h7u/weird_foods_you_have_deepfried/

 

>Porridge: I made some porridge then froze it into bars. I then lightly battered it and fried. Delicious

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one time I deep fried a hotdog without breading it or anything. It basically turned into a shriveled hotdog raisin thing. It was bad

 

wtf, people fry the bun

 

it was like if andre the giant's fingers were in the bathtub too long kinda looking thing

 

you weren't around for mcdonalds french fries deep fried in beef tallow

 

you didn't do it right

 

oh i know

 

wasn't even close

 

i bet somewhere out there, someone makes a delicious deep-fried vienna sausage

 

Probably because you taste more food and less grease.

 

exactly

 

mini corndogs are a thing