Great Value Sweet Potato Fries, 20 oz (Frozen)

i am addicted to these fries. I pull out just what I want to eat for a meal, microwave for 1 minute, then I pan fry them in a little olive oil with spike seasoning or cajun spice. Pan frying gives them just a little crunch. I have also cooked them in the oven, but microwave and frying saves a lot of time. I have tried other brands, but they are more expensive, smaller and have no flavor. So far I have great luck with the Great Valley Brand for these sweet potatoes, they are larger than the competitor and every cut potato looks thicker and fuller than other brands I bought. They taste great, sometimes I cook them really crunchy and dip them in ranch dressing. They make a nice side dish or snack and kids love them too. They are the perfect complement to a Turkey Cranberry sandwich. They are not as good without seasoning, but they are still tasty. Salt and Pepper, Spike and Cajun Spice all work great, enjoy!

I like these a lot. They are not over seasoned or salted like other more expensive brands. I feel like I'm basically getting sweet potato fries the way I would make them and I can add whatever flavor to them while I'm cooking them or after. I even give them to my dogs who go crazy for them. I cook them in my air fryer and they come out great! Perfect and just crispy enough!

These frozen sweet potato fries take almost no effort to prepare. Just open the package and place the amount of fries you desire in a pre-heated (390) air fryer and about 13 minutes later you have the best fries ever! I discovered I like sweet potato slices prepared in my air fryer but, as you may know, sweet potatoes are difficult to peel and to slice because they are not nearly as soft as russet potatoes. These Great Value frozen sweet potato fries do all of the prep work for you! Give them a try. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed!

First time trying these. Fixed them in an air fryer. Cooked them along w/ some regular fries. Used salt on both, but NO pepper on the sweet potato ones. All I can say is YUMMY!!!! Wish I hade made MORE of these and LESS of the regular fries.... Will DEFINATELY be buying again soon!

These are great. I air fry them, they are thick, and acquire a crisp outside whilst retaining a "meaty" interior. Then I serve them lightly buttered and salted. Excellent! I've also served them like any baked sweet potato, buttered, with a light drizzle of maple syrup, or with a cinnamon butter. These fries are truly a quick easy meal or snack.

Yes! Just buy these. Very good quality and taste. I season mine with a bit of light brown sugar and sea salt, then air fry. They come out beautifully with a crispy exterior and mild, earthy sweet potato taste. Seasoning is easy, I think you can do whatever to these and probably not make a mistake. Parmesan cheese, touch of garlic powder, I've even put a little cayenne on these.

I love these because they are just basic. You can add your own seasoning or keep it simple. It is hard to find sweet potato fries on the market that are not over spiced for kids. These can be made in the oven, air fryer or deep fried. They are a staple in my cart.

Good frozen sweet potato fries. The fries are a little less thick than steak fries, maybe half again the thickness of McDonald's fries. Sizes are anywhere from little chips up to eight inches, as you'd expect. They taste good and do well in air fryers, regular fryers, even baking sheets (though the latter obviously isn't as good as the first two). I personally like my fries on the thinner side, but otherwise, these things tasted great.

Not what I was expecting. Bland taste. I air fried them and I'm used to fresh sweet potatoes, but these weren't sweet. I had to add cinnamon and maple syrup. Sorta takes the purpose of air frying out of the equation. I won't be buying it again. However, if Wal Mart starts restocking the frozen yams (round patties), I'll buy THOSE all day long.

I'm a huge fan of sweet potato fries, and I usually purchase the Alexia brand, but I wanted to save some money and tried this. I will NEVER buy these again. They took forever to cook. I tried them in the air fryer and with oil; both times, it took at least 25 minutes to get a little crispy. The taste was very lackluster, even after seasoning them. I was extremely disappointed.