Where to Buy Smiley Fries

Did they discontinue smiley fries?

Ah McCain has done it again with the company bringing back the iconic Potato Smiles. They were an absolute staple for families a few decades ago and it made eating potatoes so much more fun. But then they were discontinued and a generation of kids grew up without these little bundles of joy on their dinner plates.

What are smiley fries called?

Smiles® Quick Waffle Fries. Quick Waffle Fries. Put a smile on any kid’s face (maybe even adults’ too) with these fun-shaped potatoes that have a crispy outside and mashed potato inside.

Are McCain smiles discontinued?

Thousands of Australians have been rallying for years to bring back the iconic childhood treat after it was discontinued in 2015. But the frozen food brand has since revived Smiles – giving the fan favorite a very modern makeover with a new name called EmotiBites Mashed Potato Shapes.

Do they still make potato smileys?

They’re now called McCain’s Emotibites and they don’t just smile back at you… Described as “mashed potato shapes”, you’ll now recognize iconic faces emojis from your iPhone. There may have been a change to the look but we are sure they are just as delicious!

How do you make homemade smiley fries?

Using a knife, cut out two eyes and a mouth. Heat oil in a deep frying pan over medium flame. Fry the smileys until golden brown and crisp. Remove and drain excess oil.

Are McCain smiles healthy?

Smiles are likely something that was a part of your favorite lunch in elementary school. In comparison with other frozen fries, they actually aren’t that unhealthy for you with only one gram of saturated fat.

What are McCain smiles made of?

McCain Smiles are appetizing delicacies that are made up of mashed potatoes, seasoned and shaped into happy faces that can easily brighten up your day.

How do you make McCain smile in Airfryer?

Place Frozen smiley fries in air fryer basket. Set temperature to 400°F / 200°C and air fryer for 8 to 10 mins.
Serve immediately.

How many smiles are in a McCain packet?

A standard 454g pack of McCain Smiles contains an average 22 Smiles per pack.

Can you microwave McCain smiles?

Our products are not designed to be microwaved and, as with all cooking methods, need to be fully cooked for food safety and quality. The microwave does not brown/crisp.

Are McCain smiles vegan?

SMILES, like basically all fries, are vegan.

How many calories are in a McCain smiley face?

There are 160 calories in 6 pieces (85 g) of McCain Smiles.

Who invented Potato Smiles?

Harvey Ball
Died April 12, 2001 (aged 79) Worcester, Massachusetts, U.S.
Nationality: American
Occupation: Commercial artist
Known for Designer of the smiley face.

How many carbs are in smiley fries?

Sides Smiley Fries (1 serving) contains 24g total carbs, 22g net carbs, 6g fat, 2g protein, and 160 calories.

How do you make smile potatoes?

butter paper avoids from dough to stick. cut round using a cookie cutter or a glass. also using a straw make eyes and use spoon to make a smile. deep fry the potato smiles in hot oil. or brush with oil and bake in preheated oven at 180 degree Celsius for 25 minutes or till it turns golden and crisp.

How do you make McCain fries at home?

In a bowl, mix Cheese powder, corn flour, salt, oregano, basil and thyme in oil to make a smooth batter with olive oil. Then add 150 gm. McCain French Fries and coat them evenly & place them on a baking tray. Pre heat the oven to 220°C, place fries and bake for 11 minutes, turning after every 3-4 minutes.

How long do smiley faces take to cook?

For the most delicious results, do not overcook! Preheat the oven to 220°C/200°C Fan/Gas Mark 7. Spread a single layer of Smiles onto a baking tray and pop it into the top of the oven. Bake for 12 – 15 minutes, turning them every now and again, until they’re lovely, crisp and light golden.

What are the healthiest French fries?

Lowest in Fat: Sonic Drive-In regular fries (75 g): 9 grams total fat. McDonald’s small fries (71 g): 11 grams total fat.

Are frozen fries fried before freezing?

Frozen fries are still fried! Even worse, many brands use trans fats and palm oil which aren’t ideal for heart health. While fries do need a sprinkle of salt, many bagged brands have at least 15% of the daily recommendation of sodium per serving.