Great Value Southern Hash Browns, 32 oz Bag (Frozen)

Great for Breakfast Burrito filling. cook some bulk sausage, onion remove to a bowl. Cook potatoes in the seasoned pan then mix every thing together. I don't add egg and cheese until a prepare each burrito. keep prepared mix in air tight container or freeze. I have used these several times and will keep using. I also needed some potato for a soup I was making from leftovers I used a partial frozen bag I had in the freezer. They work great in soup also!

These hashbrowns are a cheap and convenient choice. The diced potato cubes are pre-chopped, which saves you a lot of time. However, they take a fairly long time to get crispy in the pan, so you have to be patient to keep them from turning mushy. They are also a good replacement for fries

These are so useful in everything. I especially like to use them in chicken pot pie or chicken %26 biscuits, and in soups like corn chowder or loaded baked potato. Once you see how easy these are, you'll never go back to peeling and dicing whole potatoes. Keep a bag in your freezer and you'll thank yourself. I got my coworker hooked on these too!

I've used these hash browns to make "scalloped" potatoes - put in crock pot and add cream of mushroom or cream of chicken soup and a little water. Or put in oven. I also roast them on a cookie sheet in a hot oven. Sometimes, I pour one or two servings in a bowl and cook in the microwave for a quick side dish and top with gravy. So versatile.

I don't normally buy frozen potatoes or hash browns but I needed some for a recipe and this fit the bill just perfect and cost less than the name brands. I think the taste and texture of the hash browns was just perfect, especially in the recipe. Save a little money and buy the Great Value brand versus the name brand.

We really prefer these over shredded hash browns. And Walmart brand is as good or better than name brands, but at a lower price. I add a little cooking oil, margarine, diced onions and diced bell peppers. We usually get Potatoes O'Brien which has onions and bell peppers, but when they are out of stock, I add the missing ingredients to the regular potatoes. I serve them with omelettes, biscuits and gravy, and add sausage or bacon for my husband. We usually have it once or twice a month, breakfast for supper.

These are always in my freezer. Super easy to make and they actually turn out good. Nice crispy edges if you cook them right, and soft in the middle. Perfect for breakfast, quick dinners, or those “I need something fast” moments. They cook evenly and do not get weird or mushy like some frozen potatoes can. Simple, reliable, and always get eaten. I keep buying these because they make life easier.

I didn't look closely enough and found I had ordered square hash browns. I found that once cooked they were good tasting. They are great tasting and cook up fine. If these were used in other dishes they would work fine. It depends on desired use. However I believe they should be named something else. Square Hash browns, etc. I wouldn't call them hash browns though.

Great product but you have to check every hash brown before you put it in the pan because you find green potatoes in every bag. If you didn't know green potatoes are toxic to humans. We cannot consume them therefore they shouldn't be in the food to begin with. The product should be checked much better in factory.

Only reason it's one star is because I received it already expired. Why can't the shoppers be trained to shop as if they were shopping for themselves which really should be automatic thinking and not have to be trained for. I love these hashbrowns but unfortunately everytime I order them I get them already past expiration date.