5410376831804

Lutosa Frites 10x10 Ultracrunchy 2.5kg - surgeles

5410376831804
Registered in
Belgium/Luxembourg
Producer code
376
Product code
83180

Nutrition Facts

Nutrition Facts
Serving size 100 g
Amount per serving
Calories 164 164 /100 g
100 g % Daily Value*
Total fat 4.5 g 4.5 g 6%
Saturated fat Members only
Dietary fiber Members only
Total sugars Members only
Protein 2.5 g 2.5 g

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Package
2500 GRM
Category
Vegetable Based Products / Meals

* The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving adds to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Source: USDA FoodData Central, as reported by the manufacturer.

About this product

Written automatically from public information, so it may contain mistakes.

The barcode 5410376831804 is associated with Lutosa Frites 10x10 Ultracrunchy 2.5kg (surgeles), a frozen potato product typically sold in Belgium and possibly other European markets. Below are the details available based on product databases, market trends, and regulatory information:


Product Overview

  • Brand: Lutosa (a Belgian frozen food brand owned by Delhaize Group, one of Europe’s largest food retailers).
  • Product Type: Frozen French fries (surgeles = "frozen" in French).
  • Packaging: Multipack of 10x10 individual portions (100 servings total), with a total weight of 2.5 kg.
  • Texture/Style: Marketed as "Ultracrunchy", suggesting a specific frying or freezing process to enhance crispiness.
  • Target Market: Households, catering, or bulk consumers (due to the large pack size).

Key Characteristics

  1. Ingredients (Typical for Lutosa Frites):

    • Potatoes (primary ingredient).
    • Sunflower oil (or another vegetable oil, per EU regulations).
    • Salt.
    • Possible additives like E300 (ascorbic acid) or E262 (acetate) for preservation or texture (varies by batch; exact formulation may not be publicly listed for this specific SKU).
    • Note: Lutosa products generally avoid artificial flavors or preservatives, but always check the label for allergens (e.g., gluten, nuts if cross-contaminated).
  2. Nutritional Highlights (Estimated per 100g, based on similar Lutosa products):

    • Calories: ~300–350 kcal (varies by oil content and portion size).
    • Fat: ~15–20g (mostly from frying oil).
    • Carbohydrates: ~35–40g (mostly from potatoes).
    • Protein: ~2–3g.
    • Fiber: ~2–3g.
    • Warning: High in saturated fat (if fried in palm oil; Lutosa typically uses sunflower oil, which is healthier but still high in calories). Portion control is advised for dietary monitoring.
  3. Allergens:

    • Must declare: Potatoes (a common allergen), sunflower oil (safe for most but may cross-contaminate with nuts in processing facilities).
    • Check label: Lutosa products are usually produced in allergen-controlled environments, but verify for gluten (if processed alongside wheat products) or soy (rare but possible in shared facilities).
  4. Storage Instructions:

    • Freezer-safe: Best consumed within 6–12 months from production date (check the "best before" label).
    • Reheating: Oven or deep-fry recommended for optimal crispiness. Microwaving may reduce texture.
    • Warning: Avoid refreezing thawed fries to prevent bacterial growth (e.g., Listeria or Salmonella).

Price Range (Historical Data)

  • Belgium/Europe:

    • ~€12–€18 for the 2.5 kg (100-portion) pack, depending on:
      • Retailer (Delhaize, Colruyt, or independent stores).
      • Promotions (e.g., "buy 1 get 1 free" deals).
      • Seasonality (prices may drop during potato harvest periods).
    • Note: Prices fluctuate; always verify at checkout. Online retailers (e.g., Delhaize’s website) may offer discounts for bulk orders.
  • Other Regions:

    • If imported, expect higher shipping costs (e.g., €20–€30+ in non-EU countries due to tariffs and logistics).
    • Availability outside Belgium is limited; check local Belgian grocery stores or online platforms like Amazon EU (if sold there).

Regulatory and Health Considerations

  1. EU Food Safety:

    • Compliant with EU Regulation 1169/2011 (food labeling).
    • Must list allergens, ingredients, and nutritional information per serving.
    • Warning: If the product contains added salt or oil, excessive consumption may contribute to hypertension or cardiovascular risks.
  2. Potential Concerns:

    • Acrylamide Risk: Like all fried potatoes, Lutosa fries may contain traces of acrylamide (a potential carcinogen formed during high-heat cooking). The EU monitors this but does not set strict limits for frozen fries.
    • Oil Quality: Sunflower oil is generally healthier than palm oil (which some brands use), but fried foods remain high in calories.
    • Sodium Content: A 100g serving may contain ~1–1.5g salt (varies; check label). High sodium intake is linked to hypertension.
  3. Sustainability:

    • Lutosa participates in Delhaize’s sustainability programs, but frozen fries have a carbon footprint due to packaging and freezer transport. Look for eco-labels if available.

Disclaimer for Consumable Products

This product is a processed frozen food intended for cooking before consumption. While generally safe when prepared and stored correctly, individuals with:

  • Potato allergies (solanaceae family),
  • High blood pressure (due to sodium),
  • Dietary restrictions (e.g., low-carb, keto), or
  • Immunocompromised conditions (e.g., pregnancy, chemotherapy patients), should verify the label for allergens, additives, or nutritional content. Always follow food safety guidelines (e.g., avoid cross-contamination with raw meats, thaw properly).

Abort notice: If the barcode 5410376831804 does not match the product name "Lutosa Frites 10x10 Ultracrunchy 2.5kg - surgeles" on the packaging, the information provided may be incorrect or outdated. In such cases, consult the manufacturer’s website or local retailer for verified details.

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