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Hm wedges/chips - suitable for freezing?

katebl · 2013-02-10 18:54:41

Hi all, looking for your opinions please? Whenever I buy a sack of potatoes I end up throwing away half, and I regularly buy frozen wedges/ chunky chips at £1.50 or so a bag purely for convenience... I have a tefal actifry that I use for cooking frozen potato stuff in but was thinking to save time and money could I prepare…

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trulymadlydeeply_indebt! Posts: 909 Forumite

10 February 2013 at 11:12PM

This_Year wrote: »

I agree - that's exactly what I would have said.

Agreed - that's what I do too.

TMD xx

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