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1. ToolsClass spin oddsEstimate the chance of rolling a class at least once from a published drop rate and a number of independent spins. The example starts at the published 0.2% Potato King rate across 25 spins.
2. CodesSell Fries! [Anomaly] 🍟 how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
3. CodesSell Fries! [Anomaly] 🍟 expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
4. ToolsSell Fries! [Anomaly] 🍟 toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
5. ToolsSell Fries! [Anomaly] 🍟 class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
6. WikiSell Fries! [Anomaly] 🍟 playersRoster hub.
7. PagesSell Fries! [Anomaly] 🍟 updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
8. PagesSell Fries! [Anomaly] 🍟 scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
9. PagesSell Fries! [Anomaly] 🍟 official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
10. RankingsSell Fries! [Anomaly] 🍟 tier listEditorial S through D boards.
11. GuidesHow to Land Your First SaleTake one potato from the pile, peel it completely, cook and collect the fries, then hand them to the customer before they leave.
12. GuidesFrom the First Sale to the Hidden KeyFollow the recorded route from your first sale through 8:00 p.m. nights until the hidden key opens the locked area.
13. GuidesHow to Survive the NightBe inside before 8:00 p.m., close the shutter when the dark figure appears, and hold the shop until 8:00 a.m.
14. GuidesAnomalies You Can Actually RecognizeTwo night threats are documented: a darkening screen if you stay outside, and a dark figure that eats fries unless the shutter closes.
15. GuidesWhat to Buy First in the KitchenBuy a bigger peeler and a bucket, peel more at once, then save for the peeling machine before robots, the fryer, and the fries shooter.
16. GuidesHow a Sale Pays CashCash is paid when fries reach a customer. Early recorded sales paid about 20 cash, and special potatoes plus larger batches raise the sale.
17. GuidesHow to Get GemsGems come from clearing the game, sit on the left of the screen, and cost 25 each for a random class spin.
18. GuidesHow Class Spins WorkSpin at the hub Classes station for 25 Gems, or take the reported ad spin. The result is random, and only Dishwasher and Peeler are confirmed on camera.
19. WikiDishwasherCommon spin result with a small money bonus and a chance to avoid monster grabs.
20. WikiPeelerUncommon class that doubles every second peel.
21. WikiRunnerRare class with extra speed and slower monsters that focus you.
22. WikiFry CookEpic class with oil immunity, double fries, and an instant cook.
23. WikiHead ChefLegendary class that doubles a sale streak and can triple team sales.
24. WikiFry TycoonMythic class with morning interest and a 5x money active.
25. WikiPotato KingDivine class with the sheet's largest money, Gem, and team-save effects.
26. WikiBigger Potato PeelerEarly peeler that makes the first loops faster.
27. WikiBucketEarly cash tool bought beside the bigger peeler.
28. WikiPeeling AmountUpgrade that peels more potatoes in one action.
29. WikiPotato Peeling MachineMachine that replaces peeling by hand.
30. WikiHelper RobotsWorkers that haul potatoes and fries.
31. WikiCash BoostPurchase that increases cash from sales.
32. WikiAutomatic FryerMachine that fries without a manual cook.
33. WikiFries ShooterLate machine that serves customers for you.
34. WikiShop ClockShop item that skips the night.
35. WikiWalk SpeedStat upgrade for faster walking.
36. WikiMoney UpgradeStat upgrade that raises earnings.
37. WikiColaStarting drink on the rarer class kits.
38. WikiVacuumStarting item on Head Chef, Fry Tycoon, and Potato King.
39. WikiCrossStarting item on the two rarest published classes.
40. WikiMoney PotionStarting item named only on Potato King.
41. WikiPotatoThe basic potato from the pile.
42. WikiGold PotatoA colored potato that sells for more.
43. WikiBlue PotatoA colored potato that sells for more.
44. WikiHidden KeyThe key that opens the locked area.
45. WikiOutdoor Night AnomalyThe pursuer that follows players who linger outside after dark.
46. WikiShop Dark FigureThe night visitor that eats fries if the shutter stays open.
47. WikiPotato PilesOutdoor piles that hold potatoes and the hidden key.
48. WikiPeeling StationThe station where the peel has to come fully off.
49. WikiFryerThe station that turns a peeled potato into fries.
50. WikiService CounterThe handoff that pays cash.
51. WikiClasses StationHub station that rolls a random class.
52. WikiMorning ShopThe 8:00 a.m. shop for essentials and the night-skip clock.
53. WikiRoad CrossingThe road where cars can kill you.
54. WikiLocked AreaThe sealed area the key opens.
55. WikiCashMoney from delivering fries.
56. WikiGemsCurrency for 25-Gem class spins.
57. PagesHome
58. GuidesBeginner GuideThe first session in Sell Fries: one full sale, the two clocks, and where to read next.
59. GuidesGuidesRead in shift order: first sale, the route to the key, night survival, then cash, Gems, and class spins.
60. WikiWikiClasses, kitchen upgrades, potatoes, night threats, stations, cash, and Gems for Sell Fries! [Anomaly].
61. WikiClassesSeven classes from the published spin sheet, listed from the common tier to the divine tier. On-camera results so far are Dishwasher and Peeler.
62. WikiMachinesKitchen tools, machines, and the separate walk-speed and money upgrades confirmed in play.
63. WikiEquipmentItems the published class sheet says a spin can start you with. These are not the early cash tools.
64. WikiMaterialsPotatoes you pull from the piles, including the colors that sell for more, and the hidden key.
65. WikiEntitiesThe two night threats documented in play. The game does not publish official creature names.
66. WikiMap & RoutesStations and crossings you actually use: piles, peeler, fryer, counter, hub, morning shop, road, and the locked area.
67. WikiMoneyCash from serving customers, kept separate from Gems.
68. WikiTokensGems, the currency spent on class spins.
69. CodesCodesNo Sell Fries code is confirmed, and no code-entry screen has been confirmed. Check back when a real code exists. Do not treat an unrelated code list as this game's rewards.
70. ToolsCalculatorTurn a published class drop rate and a number of spins into the chance of at least one success. Paid spins cost 25 Gems each. The calculator does not read your account.
71. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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