Ranking Store-Bought Frozen French Fries From Worst To Best

Roots Organic Crinkle Cut Fries have a good shape and size, but the flavor is seriously lacking. They also have a weird, unappealing greyish hue to them.

A bag costs about $9.99 and only contains 15 ounces of fries, which is way more expensive than other brands for a bag about half the size.

Market Pantry Crispy Shoestring Fries aren't really bad, but they're too bland and need lots of salt. Some bags even contain lots of small fries and broken pieces.

While lacking in quality and texture, they're one of the cheapest options at $3.19 a bag. They also get pretty crispy thanks to their thin shoestring cut.

Ore-Ida Classic Steak Fries are too thick to crisp up nicely, especially if you don't get them fresh out of a deep fryer. Their flavor is okay, but extra salt can help.

Costing about $4.69 per bag, they fail to provide that satisfying crunch. The center can remain incredibly soft, even after baking for much longer than other French fry products.

Arby's Seasoned Curly Fries are arguably the best thing the restaurant has to offer, packed with tasty peppery seasoning and a decent flavor and texture.

However, the bag contains only a few true curly fries; the rest is just small semi-circles. Plus, a bag costs as much as $6.49 when not on sale, so they're relatively pricey.

Alexia Organic Yukon Select Sea Salt Fries is made with Yukon Gold potatoes, and the flavor and quality definitely shine through in the final product.

Their flavor is fresh and further enhanced by a touch of salt. Alexia Fries are both soft and crunchy, but a small 15-ounce bag costs a whopping $5.99.