- A friture,
baraque à
frites or
friterie (pronounced [fʁitʁi]) in French-speaking
Belgium and
Northern France, or
frituur or
frietkot in
Flanders and the...
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place Verte in Liège in 2009, to the
friterie Chez Adam,
place Reine Astrid in Visé in 2010, to the
friterie Chez Adam,
place Reine Astrid in Visé,...
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publicised his
visit of a "rolling
French fries shop" (
friterie roulante),
which was
called "
Friterie Auguste" and sold
fries and
fried fish in Paris. Nowadays...
- sausage, burger, or steak). The type of meat
available varies with the
friterie. Sauce, such as mayonnaise, ketchup,
sauce andalouse,
garlic sauce, bearnaise...
- A
typical ****ortment of
meats offered at a
Belgian friterie...
- A
typical ****ortment of
meats offered at a
Belgian friterie...
- a
Belgian businessperson. She is
known for
having co-founded the
first Friterie in
Belgium in 1844. "Madame Fritz,
weduwe van
Monsieur Fritz, in haar frietkot...
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child when
referring to a
baraque à frites,
saying baraque friture (a
friterie or chip kiosk)
instead of
fraiture (frituur has the same
meaning in Dutch...
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buildings in
certain neighborhoods. In Lens, France's
first drive-through
friterie opened in 2012. The
region remains one of the world's
leading beer consumers...
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Later on,
Carmen forces him to work at her newsagents,
followed by her
friterie. Finally, he ends up
working part-time at the canteen.
After Oscar Crucke...
