All 2 Listed Currencies in Sell Fries! [Anomaly]

Cash builds your kitchen, and Gems buy your Class spins and lobby boosts. The choice that matters is which balance is holding you back. A slow kitchen needs Cash, and a thin Gem pile means fewer spins and boosts.

Currencies

2 items

Cash

Machines take over the hand work, while carrying upgrades help you carry more potatoes per trip.

Use: Automation and carrying gear
How to earn it: Sell finished fries at the window, and bigger batches or gold and diamond potatoes pay more. You can also blow up potatoes with TNT or burn them with a Flamethrower for Cash.
Where it goes: Kitchen machines, the Bucket and Vacuum, and street-shop items. Street-shop stock rotates daily.
Example Costs: Conveyor: 60 Cash
Auto Peeler: 500 Cash
Potato Robots: 1,000 Cash
Auto Fryer: 6,000 Cash
Fries Shooter: 12,000 Cash
Bucket: 100 Cash (holds 3 potatoes, upgradable to 7)
Vacuum: 1,000 Cash (holds 8 potatoes)
Kitchen Cash Boost: 1,000 Cash
Money Potion: 100 to 13,000 Cash
Golden Vacuum: 9,800 Cash
Earning Modifiers: Dishwasher class: +5% Cash
Peeler class: +10% Cash
Runner class: +15% Cash
Fry Cook class: +25% Cash
Head Chef class: +40% Cash
Fry Tycoon class: +60% Cash
Potato King class: +100% Cash
Kitchen Cash Boost: x1 to x1.25 at its first level, up to x2 at max level
Money Multi: x1 to x1.2 Cash in every kitchen
Money Potion: 1.5x Cash for one minute

Gems

A free or ad-backed Class spin saves your Gems for a lobby upgrade or a street-shop item.

Use: Class spins and lobby boosts
How to earn it: Win a run for about 100 Gems. A prize-wheel spin can award 25 or 75 Gems.
Where it goes: Classes station, lobby menu, and the Golden Vacuum in the street shop.
Example Costs: Class spin: 25 Gems
Walk Speed: 25 Gems
Money Multi: 40 Gems
Gem Bonus: 50 Gems
Lives: 250 Gems
Golden Vacuum: 54 Gems
Earning Modifiers: Fry Cook class: +10% Gems
Head Chef class: +20% Gems
Fry Tycoon class: +35% Gems
Potato King class: +50% Gems
Gem Bonus: x1 to x1.1 Gems from every run
2x Gems pass: doubles Gems from wins (147 Robux)

Which Cash Machines and Boosts to Buy First in Sell Fries

The Conveyor, Auto Peeler and Potato Robots add up to 1,560 Cash, so they're the cheap start. The Auto Fryer costs 6,000 Cash, nearly four times that group's total, and the Fries Shooter costs exactly double the Auto Fryer.

The Kitchen Cash Boost's first level costs 1,000 Cash, the same as Potato Robots. It adds 25% to your Cash, so it's the better buy once your sales already come in fast. If hand work is what's slowing you down, get a machine first.

The Money Potion multiplies Cash by 1.5 for one minute. Drink it right before a big batch hits the window. Its street-shop price runs from 100 to 13,000 Cash, so it's a cheap test or a serious splurge depending on your balance.

Bucket or Vacuum: Which Carrying Upgrade to Buy

The Bucket costs 100 Cash and holds 3 potatoes, and it can be upgraded to hold 7. The Vacuum costs 1,000 Cash and holds 8. Check the Bucket's upgrade price in-game before you decide, because that number decides which one gives you more for your Cash.

Cash Routes Besides Window Sales

Window sales aren't the only way to earn Cash. TNT can blow up potato piles for Cash, and a Flamethrower can burn them for Cash too. Both are optional extras on top of window sales.

Cash from the window rises with bigger batches and with gold or diamond potatoes, and each order can pay a different amount.

Gem Costs for Class Spins and Lobby Upgrades

A Class spin costs 25 Gems. Money Multi costs less than two spins, and Lives costs as much as ten Class spins.

Rolling Potato King gives you +100% Cash and +50% Gems.

A free or ad-backed Class spin saves 25 Gems, which is enough for one Walk Speed upgrade. Take the free spin when one shows up at the Classes station.

Golden Vacuum: Shop Price or Robux Pass

The street shop sells the Golden Vacuum for 9,800 Cash or 54 Gems. Fifty-four Gems is about half of what a single win pays, and 9,800 Cash is more than an Auto Fryer. Pick the price that matches the balance you have more of.

The Golden Vacuum also has a permanent game pass for 147 Robux. Don't mix it up with the 2x Gems pass, which costs the same 147 Robux but doubles Gems from wins.

Common Pitfalls With Cash and Gems

Buying Lives before Money Multi or Gem Bonus when you can already finish runs. Those two raise your income, so they can come first. If runs keep ending early, Lives is the better first buy.
Planning a Gem purchase around a prize-wheel win. The wheel can pay 25 or 75 Gems, but the payout varies, so count only the Gems you already have.