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Pile up any leftover fries, cheese sauce, and ranch dressing just like before to make the last three plates.
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Pour about a tablespoon of ranch right over the fries. Sprinkle a little of that spice mix you saved earlier over the top.
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Scoop a fourth of the fries onto your plate. Spoon over about 1/4 cup of the hot cheese sauce.
04 -
Leave the cheese sauce over low heat to keep it loose. If it thickens up while you wait, just add a dash more milk and stir.
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When sauce feels a bit thicker, slowly mix in cheddar cheese a bit at a time until it all melts and turns smooth.
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Slowly tip in the milk as you whisk. Mix till there are no lumps left.
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Sprinkle in flour and immediately whisk for a minute or two until you see a light golden color.
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Drop the butter into a pan and let it melt on medium-low while the fries are baking.
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Give the fries a toss so they're coated well. Bake following package timing, turning the pans at halfway, until the fries are super crispy and golden.
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Lay the frozen fries flat on your baking sheets. Cover with the prepared spice mix but hold back about half a teaspoon for later.
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In a small bowl, dump in the brown sugar, onion powder, garlic powder, paprika, chili powder, pepper, and salt. Stir to blend.
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Turn on the oven to whatever temp your fries bag says. Place foil on two baking pans and spray with a bit of oil so nothing sticks.
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Enjoy while everything's hot. Offer extra cheese sauce, ranch, or ketchup on the side if you like dipping.