McDonald’s worker shares PSA about fresh fries requests

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On social media, many viewers were stunned after a McDonald’s worker revealed a PSA for customers who ask for fresh fries.

A McDonald’s employee has sparked a viral debate on TikTok, revealing what happens when customers request fresh fries.

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A McDonald’s worker shared PSA about fresh fries

On Tiktok, McDonald’s worker, who goes by @datgirl525shared a video on this platform, sharing PSA about fresh fries.

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A McDonald’s worker shared what happens when customers ask for fresh fries on TikTok. Image Credits: @datgirl525/Tiktok

 

The video has the caption: “No cs they fries be just comin up. but tue customer was nice for participating’.

The text overlay saying: “When the customer says their fries aren’t hot &’ they want fresh fries.”

In the footage, she showed a customer handing back a batch of fries, claiming they weren’t hot enough.

Instead of giving fresh fries, the employee is seen dumping the same fries back into the oil to reheat them.

The video with a caption indicating the customer agreed to participate for fun. Despite this, the video ignited strong reactions in the comments.

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The worker reheats the same batch of fries in oil, instead of providing new fries. Image Credits: @datgirl525/Tiktok

 

The video quickly went viral and sparked debate on social media

Many viewers disapproved of the practice. They expressed concerns about receiving reheated fries.

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The TikTok video gained over 8.6 million views since being posted on July 21. Image Credits: @datgirl525/Tiktok

 

One person said: I’m a very non confrontational person. But I’m ngl, I’ve been given cold, soggy, completely over-salted fries too many times

A second wrote: Tip: ask for fries with no salt. All fries are pre salted so they have to make’em fresh if you want no salt.

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While a third commented: Tip: freshly reheated !!! i be doing the same thing.

Another added: This is EXACTLY why I go in and watch my food cooked OR don’t even go to McDonalds. Reflashing fries is a definite no-no from health department.

Someone else said: Fine but if they taste stale I’m sending back again. I want what I pay for, people don’t play bout them McDonalds fries.

In response to the backlash, @prettygirlmiracle1 claimed the video was meant for entertainment. She didn’t clarify if the practice of reheating fries is common in McDonald’s. In one comment, she wrote, “Literally for entertainment purposes. Chill and just laugh, dang.”

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Some viewers disapproved of the practice, while others didn’t mind as long as the fries were warm. Image Credits: @datgirl525/Tiktok

 

Despite her defense, several McDonald’s employees in the comments admitted to using the same reheating tactic.

“No Salt” trick foiled

One viewer suggested a way to ensure fresh fries by requesting “no salt,” assuming this would prompt the staff to make a new batch.

However, employees countered this claim.

They revealed that they sometimes reheat the fries in oil, which they say burns off the salt.

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The worker claimed the video was for entertainment, not confirming if it’s a common practice. Image Credits: @datgirl525/Tiktok

 

This revelation suggests that even requesting “no salt” may not guarantee customers will receive freshly cooked fries.

The TikTok video has stirred debate over McDonald’s fry practices, with employees revealing behind-the-scenes tactics.

While some customers may not mind reheated fries, others have expressed frustration with the practice.

The viral video highlights a common fast-food dilemma.

It also sheds light on what may happen when customers request fresh fries.

 


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