French Fry Seasoning
A flavorful combination of seasonings and spices makes up this homemade french fry seasoning that tastes delicious on not just fries, but chicken wings and potatoes of all sorts!
- Total 3 minutes
- Serves 7.5 teaspoons
- Condiments
- American
A flavorful combination of seasonings and spices makes up this homemade french fry seasoning that tastes delicious on not just fries, but chicken wings and potatoes of all sorts!
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Why this recipe works
Aside from the potato itself, the best part about french fries is the seasoning you put on them. This french fry seasoning is packed with garlic salt, cumin, oregano, chili powder, garlic powder, paprika, salt, and pepper.
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Ingredients you will need
Get all measurements, ingredients, and instructions in the printable version at the end of this post.
Ingredient Info and Substitution Suggestions
SEASONINGS – This mixture of seasonings provides lots of flavor to your fries. If you want a bit of extra spice add 1/2 tsp of cayenne pepper. Feel free to add or subtract any seasonings you prefer.
How to Make French Fry Seasoning
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- In a bowl, whisk together all the ingredients.

- Store in an airtight container or spice jar in the pantry, until you are ready to use.
Frequently Asked Questions & Expert Tips
How long will this seasoning keep?When stored properly in an air-tight container, this seasoning should stay fresh for about 1-4 years. Check the back of your spice bottles when making the seasoning and be sure to mark the date on your container so you can easily keep track of when you made it. Seasonings don’t really expire, they more so lose their potency over time.
How much do I use on my fries?This is really up to individual preference and is dependant upon how many french fries you are seasoning. Start with about a teaspoon for a batch of fries and work your way up to your liking.
When should I season fries?If you are baking or air frying your french fries, season them before cooking. If frying, season right after they come out of the oil.
Serving Suggestions
This recipe will yield 7 ½ teaspoons = about 2 tablespoons (enough for roughly 6 pounds of potatoes). Easily double or triple this recipe and store it in a small mason jar or spice container to keep in the cupboard. Serve on potato wedges, crispy roast potatoes, air fryer chicken wings, or regular french fries. This seasoning will work well on both homemade and frozen fries.
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