A hot dog hot spot in Waterville, Maine, stopped making crinkle-cut fries this summer, and some customers feel burned. “The blades are extremely expensive,” Jim Parsons, who owns the store with his wife, Leslie, told the Bangor Daily News of the tools needed for crinkle-cut fries. Parsons said one man came into the restaurant earlier this month to gripe about the straight fries and threatened to start a fight over the change. “People come in with a negative attitude that the fries aren’t going to be the same,” Parsons told CentralMaine.com. “That’s a tough sale for us.”Leslie Parsons apologized to customers who miss the crinkle-cut fries but also admonished those who had had violent responses to the change.

Source: Huffington Post August 17, 2018 21:11 UTC