Pommes de terre

This product is a standard bag of Pommes de terre, the French term for potatoes. Typically sold in grocery stores, this item falls under the category of fresh produce, though it may also be processed (e.g., frozen or dehydrated) depending on the packaging. The barcode suggests it is a common, widely available variety, though the exact brand or manufacturer is not listed in the database.

Key features

• Type: Potatoes, likely fresh (though check packaging for specifics like "frozen," "dehydrated," or "pre-cut").
• Size/Quantity: Usually sold in 1–2 kg (2–4 lb) bags, though smaller or larger quantities exist. The exact weight may vary slightly by retailer.
• Variants: Common varieties include Russet, Yukon Gold, or red potatoes, but the specific type isn’t confirmed here. Some brands offer organic or specialty varieties.
• Ingredients/Materials: Primarily whole potatoes, though some processed versions may include preservatives, salt, or anti-caking agents (e.g., in frozen or pre-packaged chips).
• Uses: Versatile for cooking, baking, frying, mashing, or roasting. Often used as a staple in dishes like mashed potatoes, fries, soups, or salads.