Well if we are assuming both are fried, then not much. One is shaped like a wedge the other is just thin and straight, both are fried potatoes.What is the difference between French fries and potato wedges? Apart from wedges being much easier to prep and cook, I don't know the difference, especially if you bake them instead of frying them.
Wedges tend to have more seasoning on them then just salt they are also thicker.What is the difference between French fries and potato wedges? Apart from wedges being much easier to prep and cook, I don't know the difference, especially if you bake them instead of frying them.
Wedges are….uh, wedge-shaped. Unlike fries which are stick-shaped. Wedges also usually still have the potato skin on.Well if we are assuming both are fried, then not much. One is shaped like a wedge the other is just thin and straight, both are fried potatoes.
However, wedges are normally grilled, and fries are normally...well fried.