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Jun 28, 2023 · 1. Best Overall Chips. HIPPEAS Chickpea Tortilla Chips, Rockin’ Ranch (18 Count) $25 at Amazon. Read more. 2. Best Tortilla Chips. Siete Sea Salt Grain Free Tortilla Chips. $5 at Amazon....
- Tostitos. If you want a chip brand that's perfect for any occasion, look no further. Tostitos chips come in all shapes, sizes, and flavors, guaranteed to be a crowd-pleaser.
- Doritos. It's an age-old debate: What Dorito Flavor is better — Cool Ranch or Nacho Cheese? While we will forever struggle to make this decision, one thing is certain, how much we love Doritos as a whole.
- Kettle Brand. With so many potato chips on the market, it can be hard to choose a favorite. Kettle Chips won our hearts with its ultimate crunch and flavor combinations.
- Mi Rancho. If you haven't caught on thus far, we stan a high-quality chip. Mi Rancho is no exception. Mi Rancho tortilla chips offer the perfect level of crisp for your salsa dipping needs.
Jun 7, 2022 · We tried every single bag of plain potato chips that we could get our hands on (think: classic, baked, kettle-cooked, wavy, stacked, puffed, low sodium, and more). Here are our top picks.
- Lay’s Kettle Cooked Original Potato Chips
- 365 Whole Foods Market Organic Sea Salt Potato Chips
- Good Health Avocado Oil Kettle Cooked Potato Chips
- Utz Original Potato Chips
- Wise Golden Original Potato Chips
- Dirty Sea Salted Potato Chips
- Great Value Original Potato Chips
- Late July Organic Simple as Sea Salt Potato Chips
- Cape Cod Original Kettle Cooked Potato Chips
- Lay’s Classic Potato Chips
I am not entirely sure how this was ranked No. 1 by the Washington Post, seeing as I found this chip to be the most bland of the bunch. There were no redeeming qualities other than its hardy crunch (which was fantastic!). Let me reiterate by saying that not a single chip from this assortment was “awful” and I’d happily house an entire bag of these ...
Blame it on Bezos. These were a strong “meh” and they certainly presented as healthy with an off-putting stale aftertaste. I also didn’t like the somewhat cardboard-esque texture, which also resulted in a lack of crunch and size consistency. I suppose these are a good option for those who are more mindful of their diets, but I’m going to need to du...
I appreciated the brand’s commitment to using avocado oil instead of canola, but it definitely tasted like these were made in “good health.” And when I have a hankering for binging on a Friday night while watching Netflix and crying about not having a boyfriend, health does not take priority. It does taste potatoey, though, and the texture was a we...
Here is where I’m going to receive the most hate because Utz is a beloved brand with diehard fans. But please don’t come to my doorstep with torches when I say that these were just OK for me. I’ll admit that the girl on the bag is adorable and the chip is sturdy enough to stand up to most dips, but it genuinely tasted more like a crumbly cracker th...
Investing in Wise is a wise choice, but maybe not your best one. While the flavor was superior to most (super potato-forward and an ideal amount of oil and salt), the texture and size inconsistencies were what really threw me. It was as if I got leftover potato slices that happened to be turned into chips (which, ironically, is how Earl Wise kind o...
I really dug the air bubbles that made them taste and feel more small-batch and artisanal, but these were oilier than my forehead. And I’m a third-generation Sicilian if that helps to put things in perspective. The flavor was there, the crunch was delightful, but it’s not a bag you’re going to want to finish in one sitting (unless nausea is your th...
If you’re in a pinch and want to save money, Walmart’s take on the original potato chip is surprisingly a great buy. Sure, it may be Lay’s less attractive cousin, but it maintains the same greasiness, soft texture and sodium punch as its predecessor. My only gripe was that these weren’t as sturdy and, as a result, quite cumbersome to pick up and sc...
These were, by far, the saltiest of the bunch, which could be quite off-putting for the average consumer. But I enjoyed them tremendously, which could just be a reflection of my salty personality. Either way, they were absolutely the surprise hit of the lot (there is always one each week) and I can’t wait to buy them again soon (along with a case o...
Oh, Cape Cod. How I adore thee. If you want no-frills, rustic-style goodness, look no further. Heavy on flavor, crunch and even flecks of skin (which added another element of taste and texture), these were the ones that paid homage to the humble potato in its purest form. In fact, they may even be a bit too real for many Americans who are used to s...
Come through, grease bomb. Light, airy, salty and just straight-up addictive, it’s one of those nibbles where you look down after 10 minutes and then realize why your doctor has warned you about high cholesterol during every annual physical. They’re simply irresistible and obviously tap into the element of nostalgia, which also makes them comfortin...
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- Terra. You've likely heard of Terra chips. You know the ones made from all sorts of veggies? The brand has been making chips from real whole vegetables since 1990 and does an incredible job sourcing other root vegetables beside the classic potato, including especially nutritious picks, per Healthline, like beets, turnips, sweet potatoes, and carrots.
- SkinnyPop. Known for its healthier popcorn varieties, SkinnyPop also carries a few types of chips including sea salt and cheddar & sour cream. Because these chips are made from popped corn, their fiber content is higher than traditional potato chips, which is great for those looking to add that to their diet.
- Beanfields. It shouldn't be much of a surprise what the main ingredient is in the tortilla chips that come from Beanfields. Since these chips are made from beans, they contain more fiber and plant based protein than normal potato chips.
- Food Should Taste Good. Food Should Taste Good was founded in 2006 by Pete Lascoe, who was inspired to create a snack brand that sourced high quality and wholesome ingredients.
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Mar 3, 2024 · Reviewed By Dr. Jennifer Hughes, MD. Our Rating: A- WILDE Chips earns an overall A- for their delicious and innovative protein chips (made from chicken breast, egg white, and bone broth), rapid customer service responses, and potential impact on elevating public nutrition. We determined this rating by evaluating the following factors:
