tater tots

Others don't fare as well, but then there's only so much you can do with a debate on tater tots.

The food truck and the tater tots were really the catalyst for that,” she said.

Today, Americans consume approximately 70 million pounds of tater tots per year.

Rather than tater tots, students will get baked sweet potato fries.

Seriously, can't tater tots be replaced with, say carrot slices?

So, too, were the Buffalo chicken fingers covered with crunchy tater tots.

Everyone knows the best reason to go to Sonic is the tater tots, and this burger really didn't do much to change my opinion.

Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside - we love tater tots.

Even buttery "tater tots" with an egg cup of Ranch dressing.

If she had the best day of her life, she ate chili cheese tater tots.

Instead of tater tots, serve baked sweet potato fries.

But he does not shy away from fun, like tater tots with paprika cream for a bar snack.

In past years a pasta was the most frequently used starch, but tater tots and local wild rice have now become very popular as well.

But rather than deep frying the white potato, we powered up our tater tots with some nutritional ingredients.

But the hottest item is something even simpler: tater tots with a side of ranch and ketchup.

We use avocado oil to crisp the tater tots because it remains stable at high heat - unlike most other oils.

From couch potatoes to tater tots, a new report suggests even the youngest kids are losing the battle of fit versus fat.

Tater tots filled with bacon and onions.

The students mention hot dogs, Tater Tots, pizza and French fries.

Do couch potatoes and their tater tots really need to do their viewing on the move?

In the United States, tater tots are common at school-lunch counters and cafeterias.

Tater tots made with sweet potatoes.

You don't hear non-stop bellyaching because she doesn't serve tater tots with the same speed as she did in 1974.

"The menu offers items that not only fall in current trends like sliders, ribs and tater tots but also offer our guest a great value."

Clora Lay Orton, then a young house mother, submitted the name "tater tots".