Unpopular Opinion
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It's not just you. I usually make mine at home too because i think they're far superior, buuuut every now and then you want something different. I gotta say their roast beef sandwich is pretty good and i can't get curly fries like that anywhere else near me. Same argument could be made for burgers.
I like Arby's curly fries just fine, especially when fresh, but to be honest there's something about the Kroger brand curly fries you can get in the freezer that slaps. I think it's because the potato is a lot more prominent.
Exactly. Why I tend not to buy anything I can make at home. If it's not superior to my home made why am I paying for it. But again. I'm probably just wrong