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These are pre-cut potatoes that have been blanched and frozen. They are designed for convenient home cooking. The regular cut refers to the thickness of the potato strips, which is a common size for french fries. They are ready to be cooked from their frozen state, saving preparation time.
Frozen fries are a popular choice for quick side dishes and appetizers. They are versatile and pair well with many meals.
To prepare these fries, you can bake them in an oven or cook them in an air fryer. For oven baking, spread the frozen fries in a single layer on a baking sheet and cook at a high temperature until golden brown and crispy. If using an air fryer, place the fries in the basket and cook, shaking occasionally, until they reach your desired crispness. Season with salt or other preferred seasonings after cooking.
Compared to shoestring fries, regular cut fries have a thicker profile, which means they tend to be softer on the inside and less prone to burning. They also offer a more substantial potato flavor and texture than very thin cuts.
Home cooks looking for a fast and easy side dish will appreciate these fries.
After opening the package, reseal any remaining fries tightly to prevent freezer burn. Store them in the freezer. It is best to use them within a reasonable timeframe for optimal quality and taste.