Price Range
$ 4.3 - $ 5.3
Frozen steak cut fries cooked in canola oil ### Need to know - Low sodium (23mg/100g) - Low saturated fat (1g/100g) - Contains sulphites ### Good to know - Contains artificial acidity regulator (450) - Best for: side dish, snacks - Store below -18°C; do not thaw before cooking - 🌍 Made in Australia ### Bottom line Enjoyable fries but contain additives and allergens.
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Shannice Kingdom
Jul 15, 2026
these are a great easy option for chippies. They cook well in the air fryer and McCain’s is a trusted brand. They were on special when I bought them and are a great size for our family.
Mel B
Apr 12, 2026
Quality steak cut fries that are affordable and easy to prepare in the air fryer, oven or deep fried. Better than a lot of other fries on the market.
Ruby Foster
Feb 22, 2026
These steak cut fries are thick cut and great as a side dish or as a snack. They are easy to cook and crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Great value and I enjoy eating this.
C L Jarrett
Dec 3, 2025
work well in the air fryer. contains big chips
Maysa M Chaarani
Oct 24, 2025
This product exceeded expectations—good quality, reliable, and reasonably priced. Packaging is convenient, usage is easy, and it performs exactly as described. Definitely a solid choice for everyday use.
Irene
Oct 6, 2025
The **McCain Superfries Steak Cut** have become a go-to side in our household when we're craving something hearty and satisfying without the fuss. The thick-cut fries come out perfectly crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside when baked or air-fried, with that classic steakhouse feel. One of the biggest pros is how consistent they are in texture and taste—no soggy or overly oily fries here. They’re also seasoned just right, allowing you to enjoy them as-is or customize with your favorite dips or spices. The only downside is that they take a bit longer to cook than thinner fries, so you’ll need a bit of patience. But if you’re after a more substantial, comforting fry experience at home, these are a solid choice.
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