Lamb Weston Stealth Fries

Lamb Weston Stealth Fries are a professional-grade frozen potato product specifically designed for the foodservice industry. These fries feature a unique, invisible potato starch coating—hence the name 'Stealth'—which allows them to stay crispy for significantly longer than traditional fries while maintaining the look and taste of a standard fry.

This specific product, identified by item number F6212 (5/16" Thin Regular Cut Skin-On), is manufactured in Canada, as evidenced by the 'Fabriqué au Canada' maple leaf stamp and the bilingual English-French packaging typical of the Canadian market. Lamb Weston operates a major potato processing facility in Taber, Alberta, under its subsidiary Lamb Weston Canada ULC.

Founded in 1950 by Gilbert Lamb in Weston, Oregon, the company revolutionized the industry with the invention of the 'water gun knife' for cutting potatoes at high speeds. After decades as a subsidiary of Conagra Brands (formerly ConAgra Foods), Lamb Weston was spun off into an independent, publicly-traded company in 2016. Today, it stands as one of the world's largest frozen potato processors, headquartered in Eagle, Idaho, USA.