Which country do French fries come from?

French fries were originally called "potatoes, fried in French way" in the United States, and were introduced to the United States by a man named Thomas Jefferson at the end of 18. What he brought into America was the cooking method of French fries, not the real French fries, so as to avoid the French fries from getting damp and rancid during the 5-8 week trip across the Atlantic. He started selling French fries in Monticello and was very popular. Gradually, French fries became one of the main dishes of American dinner.

According to the Oxford Dictionary, "French fries" are what the British call "potato chips". 1857, the Oxford Dictionary quoted Dickens' words to describe a plate of potato chips cooked in oil, which is the first document record about French fries. /kloc-at the end of 0/9 and in the 1950s, some American magazines also had documents, but these did not help the historical textual research of French fries.