French Fries are produced by cutting potatoes (really!) into strips and washing, blanching, drying, frying and freezing them.
But not all potatoes are good to make french fries, so let's first look at the type of potatoes. After that, we go into the processing steps in greater detail.
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10mm Straight Cut Fries
The 10mm Straight Cut Fries are one of their popular fries to date. It’s not too thin and not too thick, which is very easy to fry with a nice amount of potato inside. Perfect for Charcoal Chicken and Kebab Shops.
13mm Straight Cut Fries
This traditional potato flavour cut chips, is ideal for the Fish and Chips and also Charcoal Chicken shops, with a nice dollop of sauce. Their versatility and robust shape, makes it appealing to the eye for the potato lovers.
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Iscon Balaji Foods
Iscon Balaji Foods (IBF) is a leading manufacturer and exporter of frozen and dehydrated potato variants from India since 2012.
International Food and Consumable Goods - Egypt (IFCG)
International Food & Consumable Goods (IFCG), a proud member of the IFS Group, operates in Egypt's CPC Industrial Zone. Renowned for its modern sweet potato factory, IFCG excels in producing top-quality sweet potato varieties, earning its reputation as a leading export company in the region and globally.
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