Trader Joe's just created "shelf-stable French fries" for its latest snack.
You know those crispy little bits of French fries at the bottom of the carton? If that’s your favorite part, you’re in luck. Trader Joe’s latest snack is basically like a bag full of those small pieces and they’re so popular, some stores are already selling out.
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The grocery store chain announced their new Spud Crunchies Potato Snacks on their website Friday. They describe the spear-shaped bites as “salty, crunchy, shelf-stable French fries” that are made of just three ingredients: U.S.-grown Russet potatoes, expeller pressed canola oil, and salt.
According to the website, by using a unique low-temperature cooking method, they were able to create the ultimate snack for French-fry enthusiasts that’re “crisp on the outside, airy on the inside” with “a burst of all-natural potato flavor.”
Even though the store just announced the savory snack last week, Refinery29 reports that they’ve slowly been popping up in stores since October. And based on social media response, people are obsessed. One person on Twitter even noted that their store was completely sold out.
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If you’re a potato lover looking to try these out, at only $1.99 a bag, you better stock up on all the Spud Crunchies you can get your hands on before someone else does.
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