Gluten Free
Delicious. They cook beautifully and are crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Best of all they are gluten free.
Amazing
Banging waffles
Tasty and filling potato waffles.
I love Tesco's own branded potato waffles, I prefer to lightly fry them in sunflower oil to make them soft in the middle and crunchy on the outside. Very tasty when I eat them with either fried or scrambled eggs and baked beans.
Don't know if I was just unlucky but I found these
Don't know if I was just unlucky but I found these very chalky it's hard to describe the weird texture they had. I think I'll stick to the well known brand versions of these I'm afraid
Don't know if I had a bad batch but these were lou
Don't know if I had a bad batch but these were lousy.. So thin. When I opened the box there was a huge gap between the opening of the box and the waffles and I wondered if some were missing. No...they were all there.. just ridiculously thin and many broken as well. Definitely won't be buying these again.
Use a toaster
For best results stick the waffles in a toaster. Nice and crisp in only a few minutes. Trying to cook them in the oven as instructed was a disaster.
can't go wrong for the price, could not tell them
can't go wrong for the price, could not tell them apart from major brands
Just don't taste of anything
These potato waffles don't taste of anything. I now have 10 left in the packet that I'll have to use up. I'm going to brush them very lighlly with either melted butter or hot sunflower oil, then grill them when I next cook them. The two I've eaten were baked in the oven as per the instructions on the packet, but as someone has already said, they just don't get crisp, even after leaving them an extra five minutes in the oven.
Crispy snack or full meal
Use them for brunch, light teas and they are great with eggs, beans, sausage and beans for adults or children alike. Make sure you cook them on a wire rack/grill for maximum crispness.
Better than the birds eye ones!
Better than the birds eye ones!
