Lamb Weston reimagines classic fry to help operators stand out

Lamb Weston reimagines classic fry to help operators stand out

Lamb Weston has announced the debut of its newest product, Frenzy Fries, in a move that redefines the traditional fry and help operators stand out in a congested UK market. The 3-sided, skin-on fries were developed to help operators create a point of difference, and satisfy a growing demand for sensory dining experiences and sustainably-minded,…


Lamb Weston has announced the debut of its newest product, Frenzy Fries, in a move that redefines the traditional fry and help operators stand out in a congested UK market.

The 3-sided, skin-on fries were developed to help operators create a point of difference, and satisfy a growing demand for sensory dining experiences and sustainably-minded, quality ingredients.

Exclusively for the out-of-home channel, Frenzy Fries are designed to appeal to diners that want memorable food experiences; in a Lamb Weston study, three out of four consumers said they would choose Frenzy Fries if available on a restaurant’s menu.

Eating out is being affected by an economic squeeze across all foodservice sectors and buying frequency, particularly in restaurants, has decreased by 2% in the past year so Lamb Weston created Frenzy Fries to offer a super-sensory dining experience for the consumer with a ‘perfectly imperfect’ shape for that hand-crafted feel, and an extra crispy texture. For the operator, they are available in a variety of cut sizes and give a 20 minute hold time.

Ash Liles, Lamb Weston’s UK trade marketeer noted how foodservice operators currently have to work hard to wow their guests with new and memorable dishes that offer a sensory experience, as well as amazing flavours.

“Our industry-leading fries have been creating world-famous potato solutions in quality, taste and heat-holding capabilities for over 25 years, now Frenzy Fries will elevate that fry experience even further,” Liles explained.

Frenzy Fries offer a 20-minute hold time with no loss of crispness, and less waste.

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