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There are places where there are no more fries due to the oil crisis
In Germany and Belgium, several restaurants have removed french fries from their menus due to the cooking oil crisis caused by the Russo-Ukrainian war.
In January, the Germans still had ninety cents, or about 330 forints, a liter of cooking oil in January, today it can be up to four euros, which can reach 1,500 forints.
The oil crisis has been present in Spain for weeks.
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