Review: Wendy’s Natural-Cut Fries

Wendy’s Natural-Cut Fries

Wendy’s Natural-Cut Fries: Wendy’s has strived to achieve this standard since the first restaurant was opened on the scene located in Columbus, Ohio. Wendy’s is always striving towards increasing the quality of quality, service, and flavor.

Natural-Cut Fries were given major changes following 41 years using the exact recipe for french fries to provide their customers with more than they asked for – crispier fries with more flavor.

History/Inspiration

Wendy’s has stuck to its original recipe for natural cut fries for more than 40 years. But in the year 2010, Wendy’s announced the launch in the United States of their fresh Natural-Cut Fries with Sea Salt.

The idea behind the new fries was to provide customers with more flavor and heat and are definitely among the top three fast-food fries (say three times as fast!)

Utilizing 100 percent Russet potatoes as well as fresh sea salt Wendy’s Natural-Cut Fries offer a more natural, earthy flavor unlike other options for french fries that are available.

Types of Natural-Cut Fries

Wendy’s natural-cut fries are sold as a snack item but they’re also the basis of Wendy’s popular chili cheese fries bacon fondue fries (limited time), Baconator fries, bacon-flavored jalapeno cheddar fries.

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Wendy’s Natural-Cut Fries

Wendy’s French Fries

They are served as a single item, and the sizes available are small, value size medium, large and small with prices ranging from $1 to just over $2.

Natural-Cut Fries Review

I’ve heard that a popular method to pair Wendy’s Natural-Cut fries is by dipping them into Wendy’s Original Frosty.

The flavor recalls something I saw in a diner in the ’50s that had checkered tiles as well as a jukebox blaring on the side. It’s the perfect blend of cold and hot sweetness and saltiness. But you need to be ready to enjoy it.

Apart from the fact that you can eat “frog sticks dipped in a black cow” (fun 50’s diner lingo that translates to “french fries dipped in a chocolate frosty milkshake”) They taste pretty good by themselves.

TASTE AND TEXTURE 4/5

Some customers like Wendy’s original fries. However, most customers consider the new recipe an impressive improvement over the original.

Each bag of Natural-Cut Fries is packed with crisp golden fries, with a warm chewy bite inside. Made from Russet potatoes Wendy’s leaves the potato skins on fries, which gives them an extra crispness and a natural flavor.

They have a nutty flavor however, they are cut such that the skins are mainly on the ends rather than covering the length of the fry.

There’s less processing involved in these fries than original ones since there’s no requirement to boil the potatoes to peel off the skins before cooking the fries.

The sea salt sprinkle is designed to provide the natural flavor of the food however I was unable to discern the difference between salt previously used and the brand fresh sea salt.

Although not terribly oily, I am happy with the fact that Wendy’s makes use of vegetable oil which is not a source of saturated (animal) fat.

This can affect the flavor, but also makes it a better food choice for those with food allergies or dietary restrictions.

ARE THEY HEALTHY? 4/5

Wendy’s is adamant about avoiding artificial flavors, ingredients, and preservatives when it is it is possible.

They appear to be improving their supply of the freshest quality ingredients, similar to what many other top fast-food chains are doing.

From an environmental and social viewpoint, Wendy’s conducts quality assurance audits at the farms where they source its ingredients.

The company’s Quality Code includes standards in the following areas:

• Food security and food ingredients
• Animal health and well-being on farms
• Human rights and practices in the workplace
• Business practices that are sustainable and environmentally friendly.
• Integrity and ethics in business

They provide all nutritional and health information for every menu item and also state that they don’t make use of ingredients that cause the most common food allergies.

But, it’s crucial to confirm when you are following a restricted diet. For instance, Wendy’s natural-cut fries are considered to be a vegan choice at certain restaurants.

Some restaurants make their fries with oil for other meals that are made with wheat, milk, or fish. Despite the absence of trans fats, Wendy’s natural-cut fries contain hydrogenated oil, and they are processed to a high degree even though they’re described as “natural”.

ARE THEY WORTH IT? 3/5

I really like the fact that the fries are made of Russet potatoes that have the skins left on, similar to what Jack-in-the-Box was known to serve.

I believe this provides the fries with a nutty flavor, with a savory taste. But the oil’s flavor is somewhat bland.

It appears that they attempt to make up for the tasteless oil by adding more sea salt. In my view, it’s way excessive. I like it when flavors are infused, but not as often when they’re poured all over.

I discovered that the best method to enhance and balance the flavor of fries is to serve fries with my favorite sauce mix- ketchup mayo, and mustard. Official site.

If I’m feeling adventurous I’ll even dip a salty portion of fries into the ice cream of Wendy’s Frosty – for nostalgia’s sake.

Final Verdict

I would never normally purchase Wendy’s Natural-Cut fries as a stand-alone item. If you compare the 1 to.

Donald’s fries, I’d give Wendy’s Natural Cut Fries 7 points, mostly due to the fact that I love the skins and also because I’m convinced that sea salt is healthier for your health than table salt.

If they’ve been at the table for more than a couple of minutes, my score will drop to 5 – or 6-. They should be fresh and crisp!

Natural-Cut Wendy’s Fries Nutrition

Calories: 320

Total Fat: 15 g

Saturated Fat: 3 g

Trans Fat: 0 g

Cholesterol: 0 mg

Sodium: 380 mg

Total Carbs: 41 g

Dietary Fiber: 5 g

Sugars: 0 g

Protein: 4 g

What’s your favorite method to take advantage of Wendy’s Natural-Cut Fries? Are you a Frosty Fry Fanatic? Do you have a dipping sauce that you prefer? We’d love to hear about it in the comments below.

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Wendy’s Natural-Cut FAQs

Q.1. What is a natural cut fry? Instead of taking the more costly Five Guys route of making their fries fresh at-home, Wendy’s has settled for “natural cut.” This means that in the plant where they process the potatoes are not subject to the process of being steamed to such a an extreme temperature that the skins explode.

Q.2. Does Wendy’s still have natural cut fries? Wendy’s discontinues their beloved Natural Cut Fries in favor of a brand new Hot & Crispy Fry edition that is better tasting and is crisper and hotter for longer.

Q.3. Are Wendy’s French fries fresh cut? This article is part Treehugger’s archive of news. Find out more about the news archives process, or read the latest news. Photo: theimpulsivebuy/Flickr. Have you ever eaten Wendy’s Natural Cut Fries with Sea Salt?

Q.4. What kind of oil does Wendy’s use for French fries? Wendy’s fries will use 100 100% corn oil Burger King’s versions will be made with cottonseed and soybean oils.