Automate in order
Conveyor at $60 comes first, then Auto Peeler at $500, Potato Robots at $1,000, Auto Fryer at $6,000, and Fries Shooter at $12,000.
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Sell Fries! Wiki is a focused reference for Sell Fries! [Anomaly]. It organizes the daytime fry loop, nighttime anomaly counters, class odds, upgrade costs, and hidden-key finish into pages you can check quickly before or during a run.
Start with the beginner loop, move into the full walkthrough, and finish with the hidden-key basement route.
Browse guidesCompare all seven classes, from Dishwasher to Potato King, with documented drop rates and bonuses.
Open classesCheck the response for Window Anomaly, RUN INSIDE!, Power Out, THE GIANT!, and other night events.
Open anomaliesReview kitchen automation, carrying tools, shop items, and perks before you commit the next payout.
Open upgradesEach run starts around potatoes: collect them from the pile, peel them, fry them, and deliver fries before customer patience runs out. Early deliveries are worth about 20 to 22 Cash, and reinvesting in conveyor, peeling, collection, and frying automation is what turns the loop into real income.
At 8 p.m., the game changes. Window anomalies, outdoor chases, power failures, conveyor interruptions, and robot problems can interrupt the shop. The published run objective then asks you to find the key hidden in a potato and use it on the padlocked basement hatch.
Conveyor at $60 comes first, then Auto Peeler at $500, Potato Robots at $1,000, Auto Fryer at $6,000, and Fries Shooter at $12,000.
Anomaly activity starts at 8 p.m. Keep the Fries Shooter loaded, close the window shutter, and avoid outside work during chase warnings.
The Golden Vacuum raises capacity to 20 potatoes, while the Money Potion applies a 1.5x cash multiplier. Street stock can vary by day.
The key is hidden in a potato. Keep processing the pile between orders rather than stopping all production for a long, unproductive search.
Game identity and the core day-and-night premise come from the official Roblox experience page. Detailed prices, class odds, anomaly counters, and ending steps are labeled as community-sourced data and linked on the page where they appear.
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