Great Value Steak Cut French Fried Potatoes, 28 oz

Beware. Bought this because it had a picture only showing four ingredients. The actual package had the normal laundry list of additives. Now I have to do some homework to see if the celiac people in my family can eat it safely.

Good taste, but the bag keeps getting small, and the price keeps going up. Plus the fries themselves quality is getting worse with every bag I buy.

Semi-healthy and easy. My multi-purpose machine nukes, airfries, bakes, and convections. Bought the machine in person, must note the make and kind.

Great Value Steak Cut French Fried Potatoes (28 oz, ~$3.98) are a budget-friendly sidekick for any meal. These thick-cut, frozen fries, made from potatoes, vegetable oil, and a touch of salt, cook up crispy in the oven (425°F, 23-32 minutes), air fryer, or deep fryer. At 130 calories per 3 oz serving, they're vegan, gluten-free, and versatile—pair with burgers, chicken, or dips like ketchup. Users praise their fluffy interior and golden crunch, with many calling them a steal compared to pricier brands. Walmart reviews highlight consistent quality, low dust, and minimal oiliness when baked. They're ideal for BBQs or quick dinners, feeding a family with ease. Some toss them with garlic powder for extra flair. However, occasional soggy batches or uneven cooking are noted, especially if overcrowded on the pan. A few report broken bags in delivery, and the fries may contain traces of milk, eggs, wheat, or soy. For the price, these deliver diner-style satisfaction. Spread them evenly when cooking and check for allergens. A reliable freezer staple for fry lovers craving value and taste.

I believe I received a bad bag. There were too many short squatty fries not the long fries I anticipated. These short fries once fried were hard and just simply bad. The taste is kind of flat and weird because it's just a simple potato but they found a way to give it an odd taste.