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Acrylamide occurs naturally as a result of cooking starchy foods at high temperature. Therefore, it isn’t possible to stop acrylamide from being produced or to remove it from food once it has been produced. However, research carried out by the FSA and internationally indicates that it is possible to reduce our acrylamide intake.
