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Nathan's Jumbo Crinkle Cut Fries |
I read somewhere that this product was low in sodium. So when I came across a bag in my local Safeway frozen foods section, I decided to check it out. I really wasn’t expecting much but was pleasantly surprised.
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Only 20 mg sodium per serving! |
There’s no salt in the ingredients, mainly just potatoes and vegetable oil. The website lists 15 mg sodium per 3 oz/14 pieces while the package I just purchased states 20 mg sodium per serving. Which is correct? I don’t know, but the difference isn’t worth worrying about.
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Ready for the Oven! |
Nathan's Crinkle Cut Fries are slightly different from other brands. They’re thicker and come already browned. So they crisp up nicely. My husband really enjoyed them as a side with a steak dinner. In fact, we both liked them so much that the bag was gone in a few days.
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Steak & Fries! |
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