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Guaranteed human. Froggy, Froggy, Froggy's food news. He's going to talk about food while we're starving. Lord help us. All right, Froggy, it is a good day. It's Food News Thursday. What's going on? Do not let anyone ever tell you that your voice does not matter because sometimes you can make change when it comes to French fries at least if you remember a while back chick fillet had changed what they were doing

with their french fries they had put some pea starch that's p-e-a p-starch on their french fries it was

designed to make them stay crispy longer once they had placed them into the bag well a lot of customers

complained and the pea starch starts. Change the texture, the flavor. They've been pushing for a change back to the original recipe. And I'm here to report that effective immediately, Chick-fil-A is going back to their original recipe with their French fries. Yes, I love this. Thank you, sweet Jesus. That's amazing. Yep, so they are back to where they were.

Chick-fil-A currently is also offering an expanded lineup of sides at select concept locations around the country.

So if you have a Chick-fil-A concept location around you, different things are being tested as side orders.

Sweet potato fries, sweet potato waffle fries, classic French fries, fried okra, sweet potato suflay, crispy Brussels sprouts, sweet potato tots, onion rings, and cornbread are all being tested on testament use. If they get some positive feedback on these items, they will be added nationwide to Chick-fil-A. You know who's being tested right now, us, by listening to Food News.

I know, my God.

We're starving.

All that stuff sounded so good, except for the okra. Oh, I love okra. I love fried okra. Me too. What the hell is an ok? Elvis Doreen, you're from the south and you don't like fried ok? I know, I know. my mom used to fry ok

it's a green vegetable that gets mushy when you cook it but my mother would

roll it in like corn that corn stuff and fry it

okay It's a green vegetable that gets mushy when you cook it. But my mother would roll it in corn, that corn stuff and fry it.

So good.

Back to you.

Dairy Queen has announced their free cone day coming this year.

Their free cone day usually falls on the first day of spring.

But this year, the event will take place one day earlier.

Thursday, March 19th, customers can visit non-mall dairy queen

locations on March 19th for a free small vanilla cone, no purchase necessary. Now, if you want to go to a

mall location, you will need to make some type of purchase first to redeem the single-use offer

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