Americans call it "French fries", which means "fried potatoes". Why are French fries called "fried potatoes" and what are the sources of French fries?
"French fries" used to be "French fries", in which "French" means "sliced", and "French" is bigger than "Julienned", so it is called "potato chips". Americans are used to the last word, so this word has become like this. For example, Thomas Jefferson, who is famous for making French dishes, believes that it is called French fries because French fries refer to deep frying and deep frying.
For example, some people think this is because American soldiers ate this kind of French fries in Belgium during World War I. They think it's French fries, so they call it French fries. Although the exact source of "French fries" is unknown, it is certain that "French fries" have nothing to do with France.
Americans want to cancel all names related to France, and even suggest changing "French fries" to "freedom"