Mccain Superfries Fries Steak Cut

No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives , New Zealand grown potatoes , Our recipe is simple - Good food starts from real ingredients, Low in cholesterol, Source of fibre, No artificial colours, No artificial flavours, Made with canola oil, Low in cholesterol - We should all lower our intake of cholesterol and select unsaturated fats and oils in preference to saturated fats and oils. This product has been cooked in monounsaturated vegetable oil which means that when these chips are cooked in your oven, according to the cooking instructions, the cholesterol level will be negligible compared to chips cooked in animal fat.

Recipe Ideas with Mccain Superfries Fries Steak Cut

1. Savory Breakfast Potato Skillet: Start your day right with a comforting skillet of McCain Superfries Steak Cut Fries, tossed with bell peppers, onions, and turkey sausages, then topped with a fried egg. It promises a hearty yet nutritious breakfast, leaning on the health-winning attributes of the fries: low cholesterol, rich fibre content, and no artificial colours or flavours.

2. Steak Cut Fries Salad: Turn your regular salad into a satisfying meal by adding oven-baked McCain Superfries Steak Cut Fries as a crouton substitute. Their wholesome taste and locked-in nutrients serve as an interesting twist to your regular greens-and-vinaigrette.

3. Loaded Sweet and Spicy BBQ Fries: For an engaging midday snack or a vibrant side dish, toss McCain Superfries in a quick homemade sweet and spicy barbecue sauce, topped with grated cheese and green onions. The fries' low cholesterol content provides a healthier alternative to those who want to indulge without sacrificing their dietary needs.

4. Poutine with a Healthy Twist: Use McCain Superfries Steak Cut Fries as the base for a classic poutine. Instead of rich gravy and cheese curds, go for a light mushroom gravy and part-skim mozzarella to keep things on the healthier side. Low in cholesterol, these fries offer a guilt-free take on this Canadian favourite.

5. Baked Chicken and Fries: Oven-bake McCain Superfries Steak Cut Fries alongside seasoned chicken breasts for a simple, wholesome dinner. Complemented by a side of steamed vegetables, it's a meal that's not only easy to prepare but packed with nutrients, thanks to our star ingredient's high fibre content.

6. Meatball and Fries Casserole: Combine McCain Superfries Steak Cut Fries and lean turkey meatballs in a casserole for a heart-warming dinner. The low cholesterol and high fibre of our fries make this casserole surprisingly healthy, a delightful respite from usual heavy casseroles. 

7. Mediterranean Fries Wrap: Layer McCain Superfries Steak Cut Fries, grilled chicken, fresh lettuce and homemade tzatziki sauce in a whole-wheat wrap. Ideal for lunch or a quick dinner, this wrap delivers a balance of taste and nutrition, with our fries adding a tasty yet wholesome crunch.

8. Tex-Mex Fries Nacho Style: Layer oven-baked McCain Superfries Steak Cut Fries with low-fat cheese, chopped tomatoes, black beans, and a sprinkle of chili powder for a healthier version of nachos. This easy and delicious take on a comfort food favourite hits the spot without the usual cholesterol worry.