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 Someone is enjoying a Febo! by mazzap
Self serve yourself from the coin operated mini windows - the food is replenished regularly and is served piping hot on a little paper plate - it fills a gap for a while - just what you expect for your money really!
By the way - I don't know the 'model' demonstrating the food in my pic - he just wouldn't move out of the way!! Leave a Comment
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 fries by tattud_gurl
I had them several times while I was there. It's a perfect cheap snack.
Anyplace is good..there's Frank and Fries, there's Moaz, and several other chains. All as good as the other. Leave a Comment
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 by ana_21
Of course,you may have your frites with ketchup as well but you will find that mayonaise is much more popular.
Anyway, believe me, this is something you buy and in few minutes regret it - unless you are really REALLY hungry :-) Leave a Comment
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 Good ol Fritessaus (Fritter
Sause?) in Amsterdam by BruinKristin
Have you seen Pulp Fiction? John Travolta monologues this nicely : )
Anyhow, try it! It is very very tasty -- although quite unhealthy I can imagine, but what the heck you're on vacation/holiday! Leave a Comment
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Febo is a Dutch version of McDonalds (though they have that too), whose most interesting aspect was the vending machine style take-away food. All Febo take-away's had a self-service section where you put in the money and get the fries/burgers or whatever. I've never seen this type of service for fast food before and it sure didn't look very appetising, though it seemed popular. I don't eat take-away food as a rule, so I certainly wasn't going to buy it from a vending machine! Leave a Comment
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After we had walked and drunk for a few hours just after we arrived in Amsterdam we found ourselves looking for somewhere to eat. What we found was a narrow shop selling chips/fries. We had to wait in the cold but when they came they were something else. We put the the thick mayo on them and ate them as we lurched back to the hotel. This is not behaviour we would adopt anywhere else but it is an experience not to be missed.
Near Beurs Passage on Damrak. Leave a Comment
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If you're in the area near Dam go to Frank n' Fries. Fresh, piping hot potato wedge fries sloshed with mayo.... mouthwatering! Leave a Comment
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Favourite by Dutch students: "patatje oorlog" (chips "war" with mayonaise and peanut-sause). Also favourite: "patatje speciaal" (chips with mayonaise, onions and ketchup- or tomatosaus). Eat it on the street.
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