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Deri · 04-11-2008, 03:24 PM

I was horking down a bag of Kettle potato chips yesterday, feeling guilty, and then I looked at the back of the package and discovered that they weren't nearly so bad for me. Now, I'm not advocating that you stick your face in a bag of chips like I did, BUT, if you're going to, the Kettle brand seems to have a lot less fat and salt than most other brands. I didn't do a bag to bag comparison, but I was surprised at how modest the numbers were. They generally keep their ingredient list really tight, too, which I love because I have some ingredients Im supposed to avoid. OK, so even though I just said these werent' so bad for me... uh... good crunchy potato chips (BBQ anyone?!) are a weakness for me!

04-11-2008, 03:24 PM	#5 (permalink)
Deri Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: USA Posts: 9	Tater Chips I was horking down a bag of Kettle potato chips yesterday, feeling guilty, and then I looked at the back of the package and discovered that they weren't nearly so bad for me. Now, I'm not advocating that you stick your face in a bag of chips like I did, BUT, if you're going to, the Kettle brand seems to have a lot less fat and salt than most other brands. I didn't do a bag to bag comparison, but I was surprised at how modest the numbers were. They generally keep their ingredient list really tight, too, which I love because I have some ingredients Im supposed to avoid. OK, so even though I just said these werent' so bad for me... uh... good crunchy potato chips (BBQ anyone?!) are a weakness for me!