Acrylamide when deep-frying – what you should look out for
Acrylamide is a chemical compound that is formed when starchy foods are fried, baked or roasted at high temperatures (over 120 °C). French fries, potato chips, pastries and bread are particularly affected. Acrylamide is suspected of being harmful to health and possibly carcinogenic. For this reason, there are clear regulations in Switzerland and the EU…
