Sweet Potato Fries vs. French Fries

Sweet potatoes have taken the health food world by storm in recent years, with the starchy vegetable being used in everything from gnocchi, to pancakes, to fries. Many people looking to make healthier swaps tend to opt for sweet potato fries over regular french fries when eating out, but are they really healthier?

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There isn’t much of a difference between sweet potatoes and white potatoes from a raw nutritional value standpoint. They both contain around the same amount of calories, protein, and carbs, so don’t make your decision based on the assumption that sweet potato fries are the lighter choice just because they’re advertised as such. Sweet potatoes only come out on top for being higher in fiber, Vitamin A, and calcium. They keep you full longer than white potatoes do and contain even more Vitamin A than is recommended to consume in a day.

 

What many people don’t realize is that when sweet potatoes are deep-fried, they end up being essentially no healthier than regular french fries. If you’re trying to be more health-conscious, try baking or air frying your own fries at home for a much healthier option than the deep-fried ones at the restaurants.

 

Regardless of which potato you decide on or how you cook them, the most important thing to remember before getting started is foodSweet Potato Fries vs. French Fries Sweet potatoes have taken the health food world by storm in recent years, with the starchy vegetable being used in everything from gnocchi, to pancakes, to fries. Many people looking to make healthier swaps tend to opt for sweet potato fries over regular french fries when eating out, but are they really healthier? There isn’t much of a difference between sweet potatoes and white potatoes from a raw nutritional value standpoint. They both contain around the same amount of calories, protein, and carbs, so don’t make your decision based on the assumption that sweet potato fries are the lighter choice just because they’re advertised as such. Sweet potatoes only come out on top for being higher in fiber, Vitamin A, and calcium. They keep you full longer than white potatoes do and contain even more Vitamin A than is recommended to consume in a day. What many people don’t realize is that when sweet potatoes are deep-fried, they end up being essentially no healthier than regular french fries. If you’re trying to be more health-conscious, try baking or air frying your own fries at home for a much healthier option than the deep-fried ones at the restaurants. Regardless of which potato you decide on or how you cook them, the most important thing to remember before getting started is food safety. Always wash your hands before handling food, make sure to thoroughly wash your potatoes, and clean any appliances and cooking utensils you’ll be using to cook your fries.

How to make baked sweet potato fries crispy healthy snack ideas safety. Always wash your hands before handling food, make sure to thoroughly wash your potatoes, and clean any appliances and cooking utensils you’ll be using to cook your fries.

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The purpose of the food handlers card training and test is to prepare food handlers to enter the workforce by providing the required food safety information as specified by regulations of the workers’ state, county, or city government.

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This food handler training and test will prepare you to become a responsible food handler, with the added responsibility of protecting the health of the general public and all the customers you serve.

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A food handlers card (also commonly referred to as a certificate, card, or permit)  is used as  documentation to prove to employers and/or health departments that you have completed a food safety course that is approved and/or recognized by your city, coutny, or state Health Authority. It is valid for 2 to 4 years depending on your local government requirments.

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 The California Department of Public Health Food Handler’s Card The state of California recommends that individuals work in restaurants and non-restaurant facilities to complete food handing training. A California food handler card is valid everywhere in California except in Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego counties which have pre-existing local food handler card programs. Consult with the local enforcement agencies in each of these counties to obtain information on their local food handler programs and requirements. Once you have finished your course, you may print out your certificate of completion. This certificate will serve as your California Food Handler’s Card that qualifies you to work in the food service industry in California.

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California food workers who handle food must have a California Food Handler card on file with their employer within 30 days of hire. To get your card, you must complete the training and pass the exam with a 75 percent or higher. You can complete the training online with ACE Food Handler. Ace Food Handler training and final exam meets the requirements of California’s food safety law SB 602 and is ANSI Approved.   12-20-2017 . California Department of Public Health – Food and Drug Branch 1500 Capitol Ave, MS 7602 Sacramento, CA 95814

 

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