You can get Birds Eye's new sweet potato waffles in stores this week for just £2 a pack BIRDS Eye is launching sweet potato waffles and they look delicious. The new twist on our favourite potato ...

The result is a non-sticky, non-crumbly success. According to the Birds Eye website, potato waffles use an ingredient called 'Stabiliser (E464)#', which they say is 'derived from a natural plant ...

If you're thinking of tucking into some classic Birds Eye Potato Waffles for your tea tonight, you might be tempted to just shove them in the oven as normal, but according to Birds Eye themselves ...

Birds Eye Potato Waffles are a staple for many families, hitting the table on regular rotation for a quick and easy dinner treat. But many of us have been cooking them wrong - according to the ...

Steve Challouma, marketing director at Birds Eye, said previously: "We know there has been a lot of confusion and debate on this way of cooking our Original Potato Waffles so we decided to put it ...

So, following a lot of debate over the years on the best way to prepare potato waffles, Birds Eye wanted to confirm their suspicions that the toaster may be the best possible way to cook them.

Potato waffles should be cooked in a toaster rather than an oven, Birds Eye have confirmed. For many families, waffles are a staple and a quick and easy dinner treat. However the manufacturer has ...

It's a simple dish loved by many. The humble potato waffle is tasty and it's easy to cook. You can have it on the side with your dinner or eat it as a snack when you're feeling peckish. When we ...