Just like almost eating Chic-Fil-A waffle fries. They are good because they are cooked in the oven.

These are awesome and the bag is giant. I can’t really think of any frozen waffle fries out there that are bad, but you won’t find a better value.

These are not good. Do not compare them to Chick Fil A. They don’t crisp up, they dry out. They’re awful, no matter how you cook them.

These don't really brown right and if they get brown they are too tough to eat. May be that way anyway but definitely after putting in oven they are tough.

Most of the fries are decent and taste good. Had a plate and all the pieces with potato skin had that musky dirt taste, they weren't washed good enough. Blech.

I used the oven for these and they were great. Next time I may leave them in longer because they didn't have as much crisp as I like, but still very good.

These taste great and come in super handy as a side to all kinds of things. I highly recommend pairing them with the Member's Mark (spicy) chicken sandwiches.

Have tried in the air fryer they came out raw. Tried in the oven and had to cook nearly 30 minutes to be "done" but they still tasted bad. Not a quality product. Took away all the other potatoes they used to stock and replaced it with this one choice. You lost site of what your customers like and replaced it with a very subpar product. I am going to dump these in the garbage...they are that bad.

I don't know why these have some bad reviews. I put them in the air fryer and they did crisp up and were good. I will say I had to add a little salt and I decrease the temp on the air fryer but I would definitely come back to these. And the bag isn't filled with potatoe butts but real full waffle fries.

I have no issue with the quality of these fries. However, when baked as instructed: (1) they take longer than pkg stated; (2) you need to crack the oven a few times during last half of cooking to let steam escape to prevent sogginess; (3) still will likely have to turn on the broiler for the briefest time to completely dry the fries and turn them light golden.