Torres Extra Virgin Olive Oil Potato Crisps, 150g

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Choose chips that deliver 150 calories or fewer per 1-ounce (28-gram) serving to maintain healthy snacking portions.

Chips 8 Best Healthy Chips

These veggie sticks are created with a blend of spinach, tomatoes, and beets and cooked in organic coconut oil. Many cheese puff products contain a number of ingredients that aren’t good for overall health, including artificial flavors, artificial coloring, and flavor enhancers like monosodium glutamate (MSG). These crunchy chips have a salty flavor, so they’ll scratch that itch despite being low in sodium, with just 65 mg of sodium per 1-ounce (28-gram) serving ( 9). The “No Cheese” cheesy flavor comes from nutritious ingredients such as coconut oil, sweet potato powder, nutritional yeast, and ground mustard. Chips aren’t necessarily meant to be healthy, but it’s always best to choose chips that are made with nutritious ingredients.

Ham (or Jamon Iberico) flavoured crisps have an intense and genuine flavour and are ideal for pairing with red wine. The brand works with farmers to reduce food waste, making its products from imperfect produce that would otherwise be thrown away. For those looking for a veggie-based and paleo-friendly chip option, cassava chips are a great choice.

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Potato Chips Gold Awards Monde Selection - Bruxelles World Selection of Quality - 13 Consecutive Years 2008 - 2020. Set them out in a bowl for your guests to tuck into, or dive in by yourself next movie night - we wouldn't blame you. Ingredient quality: We selected chips that are minimally processed and made with nutritious ingredients. They also tend to be high in sodium and calories, which can make them a less-than-ideal snack choice ( 10, 11). Nutritional value: Chips aren’t meant to be “health foods,” but we included only products that contain zero added sugar and less than 250 mg of sodium per serving, so they’re on the healthier side.

They’re made with limited ingredients and come in a variety of flavors — including Nacho, Ranch, Sea Salt, and Jalapeño Lime — so there’s an option for even the pickiest chip lover. Even savory chips can contain added sugar, so you’ll want to read a product’s nutrition facts and ingredients. Added sugar can be listed in many ways on ingredient labels, including high fructose corn syrup and cane sugar.