Strong Roots launches Crispy Crinkle Cut Fries as it unveils its starting line-up for the Euros

Strong Roots, the veg forward pioneers in frozen food, have welcomed a brand new player into its fold of fries, just in time for the Euros 2024. Set to be one of its star performers, the new Crispy Crinkle Cut Fries, join fan favourites Sweet Potato Fries and Crispy Skinny Fries, to make a hat-trick of crispy and super convenient match-day companions.

Whether dipped, loaded, or savoured solo, the fries are a perfect snacking partner for every game and even beyond the final whistle. As with all the products in their range of pure ingredient food, they are packed with flavour and feature only the best quality, sustainably-sourced ingredients. Plus, they are all ready to cook from frozen, ensuring all the nutrients are locked in.

Here is a run down on the Strong Roots starting line-up:

Crispy Crinkle Cut Fries: The newbie. Pitched as a ‘proper tasty fry’, the Crispy Crinkle Fries are made using just two ingredients; light and fluffy potatoes and a drop of sunflower oil. Gluten-free and low in salt and saturated fat.

Oven Baked Sweet Potato Fries: The OG. These crisp, sweet potato fries, are coated in an all-natural rice flour batter. Gluten-free, they are also a source of fibre and low in saturated fat, with no added sugar.

Crispy Skinny Fries: These planet friendly skinny fries are just unbelievably crispy. What’s more, they are gluten-free, low in salt and saturated fat, with no added sugar.

Strong Roots is a B Corp originating from Ireland with a belief that food can be better without costing the planet. And they are on a mission to bring you easy to prepare nutrient rich food that pushes flavour boundaries and leaves a low carbon footprint.

Strong Roots Crinkle Cut Fries, RRP. £3.75, available from Sainsbury’s and Ocado.
Strong Roots Oven Baked Sweet Potato Fries, RRP. £3.65, available from Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Waitrose, Morrisons, Asda and Ocado.
Strong Roots Crispy Skinny Fries, RRP, £3.75, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose, Morrisons and Ocado.

Find out more: https://strongroots.com,

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