A few other fast-food spots are serving tots including Smashburger,Dunkin', and Sonic.
Here are thefour different tater tots ranked from my least favorite to the one need to try ASAP.
These spuds only come in one size and cost $3.99.
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They weren’t small necessarily, but they weren’t as big as some of the other tots.
They didn’t look too greasy and didn’t seem to be falling apart.
The taste:The first thing I tasted was a refreshing pop of rosemary.
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I felt the need to dip every tot into a sauce because they left me searching for more flavor.
Smashburger has the crisp and crunch down, but overall they lacked flavor.
Though Domino’s offers three varieties, I chose the simplest one on the menu.
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Domino’s tots are available for $6.99.
Seeing a rim of crispiness and bubbles of broiled cheese throughout was extremely inviting.
The cheese lent a wonderful creaminess to the very starchy base.
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But, despite all the heaviness, the tots were somehow not greasy at all.
However, these tots are more a meal than a side, so plan your meal accordingly.
They’re $1.69 for a small serving.
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The look:Unlike the others, Dunkin’s “tater tots” are flatter and rounder.
The seasoning blend has the perfect ratio of salt, pepper, parsley, onion powder, and garlic.
However, Dunkin’s tots had the least amount of crunch.
The old-school chain makesclassic totsdeep-fried and lightly coated with salt.
They were the perfect size too and could easily be eaten in one or two bites.
They smelled unrelentingly delicious butlookeda little more on the greasy side.
The taste:Looks can be deceiving because these were not greasy at all.
The crunch was undeniably amazing and exactly what I, a frequent tater tot eater, craved.
Each bite had the perfect crispy outer crust to cover the warm, potatoey inside.
These tater tots didn’t even need a sauce to make them perfect.
I couldn’t help but eat every last one.
Sonic’s tater tots flawless texture and effortlessly great taste rocketed them to first place.
Plus, I seriously debated ordering another round (which didn’t happen for the rest).
