Wendy's Seasoned Home-Style Potatoes are the offered in the same slot occupied by hash browns and tater tots at other fast food chains. They feature skin-on, half-wheels of battered and fried potatoes, seasoned with sea salt, cracked pepper, and garlic powder.
It's part of the breakfast value menu and an order cost me
99 cents. The container is about the size of a small fry box.
I liked Wendy's Seasoned Home-Style Potatoes very much. They're not buttery as actual home potatoes, but the fried batter gives them a thin, satisfyingly-crunchy shell, and
that crunch persisted even after the potatoes were no longer warm.
They're lightly seasoned with moist tasty potato inside, but a little salty. It looks like they might be over-peppered, but the pepper taste was actually pretty light.
Overall, Wendy's has come up with some mighty fine Seasoned Home-Style Potatoes. They're something different from the current breakfast sides at other chains and, more importantly, they're good. I hope they make it through the test.
Nutritional Info - Wendy's Seasoned Home-Style Potatoes
Calories - 230 (from Fat - 80)
Fat - 9g (Saturated Fat - 2g)
Sodium - 700mg
Carbs - 34g (Sugar - 0g)
Protein - 2g
