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Which fast food fries are safe for celiac disease?
No gluten as an ingredient is only half the question. For celiac disease and severe gluten allergies, the fryer itself must be dedicated — not shared with breaded items like chicken tenders, onion rings, or fried fish. Only five major chains meet both criteria: Five Guys, Chick-fil-A, and In-N-Out. These are the only fast-food fries a celiac can reliably order.
| # | Chain | Calories | Serving size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Dick's Drive-In | 300 | Regular Fries (99g) |
| 02 | Mission BBQ | 340 | Regular Fresh-Cut (170g) |
| 03 | In-N-Out | 370 | French Fries (single size) (125g) |
| 04 | Hopdoddy Burger Bar | 370 | Hand-Cut Kennebec Fries (170g) |
| 05 | P. Terry's Burger Stand | 370 | Regular Fries (128g) |
| 06 | Elevation Burger | 380 | Regular Hand-Cut Olive Oil Fries (128g) |
| 07 | Chick-fil-A | 420 | Medium (125g) |
| 08 | Five Guys | 526 | Little (227g) (227g) |
How this ranking works
Values shown are per-serving as published by each chain's official nutrition disclosure. Serving sizes vary — a Five Guys "Little" is roughly twice the weight of a McDonald's "Medium." The comparison is most meaningful chain-to-chain at equivalent order size. For full per-chain context, tap any name above to see the Nutrition Facts label on the chain's page.
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