Curly Fries can be found across the globe. Sometimes they are packaged for preparation at home, often in frozen packs. They can also be found at a number of restaurants and fast food outlets. They are most often served with cups of dipping cheese, although other condiments, such as ketchup, may be served with curly fries.

Health issues

Depending on the size of the order and any additional toppings, Curly Fries (which are frequently cooked in partially hydrogenated oil) may have between 300 and 700 calories per serving. Much of the caloric total is derived from fats and oils, making Curly Fries an exceedingly unhealthy food if intake is not moderated. In addition, the salt content in Curly Fries is generally greater than that of regular fries.

In many cases, variants of the STD Herpes Simplex has been found on multiple orders of Arby's curly fries in locations around the Washington, D.C. area. Reports of the disease have been kept quiet by the Wendy's/Arby's Group, Inc too keep sales from plumeting.