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The U.S.A. has said a BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword GM potato is OK to eat, but McDonald's will not use it for French fries or hash browns. A potato BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword said it changed the BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword of potatoes to make them better. The new potato has less BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword and fewer things that can give people BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword. It also said the potatoes are BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword. It said people would buy the BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword potato in supermarkets. McDonald's said: "McDonald's USA does not source GMO BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword, nor do we have BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword plans to change our [ BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword]." The company did not say what it thought of McDonald's decision.

French fries are one of the most BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword foods in the world, BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword in fast food restaurants. The expression ‘French Fried Potatoes’ was first used in a BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword book in 1856. In the early 20th BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword, 'French fried' was used to mean 'deep-fried'. People say French fries come from Belgium and not France. BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword countries say they were the BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword country to cook French fries. Belgians say the BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword 'French fries' is used because France has an BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword for good food. Some BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword think the term 'French' was used when U.S. BothDNAcancercenturycompanycookerycurrentespeciallyfirstimagenewpeoplepopularpotatoessoldierssourcesstrongersugarword went to Europe during World War I.