Great Value Thin Cut French Fried Potatoes, 26 oz Bag (Frozen)

These fry up in piping hot oil very nicely! They are okay-ish in an air fryer. If fried in vegetable oil and lightly salted, you can almost have McDonald’s fries at home….ALMOST!

These are great shoestring/thin frozen french fries. They are actually now our favorite frozen fries! They crisp up nicely, especially in airfryer or on convection bake in full-sized oven. They have just the right amount of crisp, and take only about 15 minutes to bake!

My husband has to watch his salt constantly. These are the only frozen fries in the local area he can eat, they have little to no salt. He uses a "heart safe" salt to add flavor to his, I use regular salt to mine. It works out great. They also do very well in an Air Fryer. Less fat, more potato flavor. I stock up whenever I see them. If they don't have any I have to wait until they are back, this is the only brand we eat. If you start eating them in your home, all other fries taste WAY too salty. Give 'em a try!

If you like McDonald’s-style fries, you’re going to like these. The key is how you cook them, deep fry, don’t bake or air fry. That’s what gives them that crispy outside and soft inside. As soon as they come out, hit them with salt before they dry off, and they’re absolutely delicious. One more tip, eat them while they’re hot. Just like fast food fries, they’re at their best right out of the fryer and not nearly as good once they cool down. Do it this way and they’re a total win.

Perfect for an air fryer preparation. I so love skinny fries so I put one serving in to each of 3 bowls and cook one up within 10 minutes. I sprinkle with a little salt and eat it in about 8 minutes then promptly put the next batch into the air fryer and repeat until I've had my fill.

I love French fries I eat them at least 3 times a week . Walmart brand Great Value frozen fries taste awesome Mmmmmm good! Cooking time is no more than 12-14 minutes in air fryer. Also I sometimes add cheese to my fries and hidden valley Garlic Ranch dressing. It taste sooooo good !!!

Walmart needs to update the website to reflect that "Thincut" and "Shoe String" fries have the same UPC and are interchangeable. Your website doesn't list "Shoe String Fries," but drivers bring them anyway (sometimes) because the "Thin Cut" fries are no longer carried in stores. Not every driver is smart enough to notice the same UPC.

I really didn't care for these. They are all so thin that they cook up hard, I tried cooking them at different temperatures to see if they would turn out better, but consistency were very hard fries. It may just be my personal taste, but I'll pass in these. The sodium content is low though for someone looking for that. I won't buy these again.

please be aware when you buy this item with pickup they will pick shoestring fries which have completely different nutritional facts and triple the sodium! there was no indication when I got my order it was gonna be a whole different product than what is shown. there is 70mg os sodium compared to the shown 20!

Sodium wrong on site they are 75mg not 20mg