Frequently asked questions Preparation The oil is very dark after frying. How can I solve that? Filter your frying oil daily and replace the oil every three to five days. Clean the fryer thoroughly at least once a week. Check the thermostat, your oil temperature might be too high. The fries have a lot of ice crystals among them. What can I do? Once fried the Lamb Weston Fries are greasy and not crunchy. How is that possible? This can be due to a number of things: You haven't fried them long enough, the frying basket is too full, the frying basket is hanging above the fryer, your oil is old or dirty, the oil isn't hot enough or the fryer has a poor heat recovery system. If you adapt one or more of these factors, we guarantee you'll fry your Lamb Weston fries crunchy and tasty. The Fried Lamb Weston Fries are to dark. What can I do? Can Lamb Weston product be prepared in the oven? How should I fry the fries to get the best results? Ingredients Are there allergens in the Lamb Weston products? We make every effort to use as few allergens as possible in our products. A vast number of our products are gluten free. However, some of our seasoned products can contain allergens. All our packaging states precisely and clearly which ingredients are in the product. Where to buy? Where can I buy or order Lamb Weston fries? Lamb Weston products are sold in more than 110 countries. Would you like to know where your local sales point is? Our Sales department can answer all your questions and put you in contact with the Sales Manager in your region. Simply give us a call +31 (0)113 394 955. Other One kilo of Lamb Weston fries gives more portions than other brands of fries. How is that possible? Careers Vacancies Company culture Internships About us Frequently asked questions News Code of conduct Locations Offices and plants Visitors Conditions Interested? Contact us at: +31 88 00 33 200 © 2021 All rights reserved Lamb Weston / Meijer Terms and conditions Privacy Statement Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement Follow us on social media