Alternative to potato chips
sweetpea9784
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HELP!! I love potato chips! Does anyone have any suggestions for something crunchy and salty to take their place?
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Special K Cracker chips, Pop Chips, Vegetable baked chips, or raw baby carrots.0
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The Special K sour creme and onion chips are AMAZING...27 chips per serving and if memory serves me right...110 caleries...good luck~Chase0
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I eat SunChips. Still not as good as BBQ darn it!0
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Actually my doctor suggest eating 100 calorie packs of popcorn as a healthy snack. you should really think about buying the mini bags they are great.0
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Skinny Sticks in Salt n' Vinegar or Maui Wowie YUM!0
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What about baked chips? They are fewer calories, still crunchy and a little salty. Or try snacking on some ALMONDS!!!! Crunchy and HEALTHY! (small quantity though because they pack alot of fat in a small amount).
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My sister-in-law loves to eat apple chips... they are sweet, but crunchy.0 -
Edamame with sea salt. Not exactly a one-for-one replacement but they are really good, keep you satisfied, and easy to keep on hand. I always keep a bag of both the shelled and unshelled in the freezer.0
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I agree on the special K crackers and pop chips. But, if you're like me, I can't eat just just a serving size, so having any of those around is dangerous!0
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Pop Chips are the best! you can find them in the health food section of the grocery store. They have different flavors to choose from like BBQ, salt & vinegar, salt & pepper, etc.... I learned about them from Jillian Michaels.
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I love chips too and I still eat them. I am just better with portion control and moderation. I would say if you want chips have 1 serving of chips ore even 1/2 a serving. I count out the chips in a serving and then put the bag away so that I'm not tempted to eat any more than that. I think if I wouldn't let myself have chips (or anything else I like) I would eventually break down and eat a whole bag so I think having the things I like in moderation keeps me from binging later.0
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kale chips, pork rinds, sweet potato chips-- all homemade of course (homemade is always better for you than packaged stuff!)0
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I've been doing almonds lately. The seem to really fill me up!0
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Synder's Veggie Straws or home-made kale chips or spinach chips. Put them on a cookie sheet, brush on olive oil and seasonings. Bake them in the oven until they are crunchy....about 5 to 10 minutes depending on the oven.0
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I love pop chips, but I also love the 100 calorie popcorn bags! Almonds are a good alternative as well as vegetable chips. Our whole foods store has whole crispy vegetables...they are dehydrated in a way they keep their shape, color and flavor and are quite good!0
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Lays light potato chips are only 70 calories for a personal bag0
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Nuts that are lightly salted work for me.0
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Baked Kettle Chips. Curncy, salty, low calorie and Delish!
http://www.kettlebrand.com/our_products/baked_chips/#/our_products/baked_chips/?pid=180 -
I eat SunChips. Still not as good as BBQ darn it!
i love my sun chips, im eating some now :]0 -
I recently saw "Light" potato chips at Walmart. I didn't look at them, but just an idea.0
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Actually my doctor suggest eating 100 calorie packs of popcorn as a healthy snack. you should really think about buying the mini bags they are great.
These are great!! Baby carrots are have a good crunch but nowhere near as good tasting as chips lol. Oh and almonds!0 -
Popcorn unsalted and no butter...otherwise a small portion of almonds...0
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I like Crispeez, and also veggie straws, both are very tasty and satisfying. Oh and Cape Cod potato chips come in 40% less fat0
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Pop chips are great. Also, Stacy's Pita Chips satisfy that salty/crunchy craving for me and are excellent with hummus!0
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Oh, I do really like the Baked Lays too.0
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Lays light potato chips are only 70 calories for a personal bag
that's what I eat! love 'em!0 -
Pop chips.. had some today! 1 serving varies from 19-22 chips and is 110 calories (trader joes brand). I'm also on the small bag of popcorn team.
Now... how bout tortilla chips that I can eat salsa with?! Anyone? And no, I don't plan on only eating 20 of them if it happens. Oh my beloved chips and salsa... why must you be so tempting!?0 -
Bear in mind that replacing them with "light" and "low fat" alternatives is also going to up your sugar or artificial sweetener and other chemical nasties - they have to make them taste good with something! Crisps/chips are my absolute weakness - I can't have them in the house - "moderation" just doesn't work in this case for me. If I need salty and crunchy I have a weighed out portion of almonds or pistachios and if I just want crunch I have carrots and hummous. When I have a cheat day I tend to get full fat tortilla chips - I find they have fewer weird ingredients in them for some reason....0
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Special K Cracker chips, Pop Chips, Vegetable baked chips, or raw baby carrots.
agreed. Pop chips or airpopped popcorn Yum. (except I still have a big weakness to salt and vinegar chips)0 -
Homemade Kale Chips. Definitely0
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There are a line of baked chips from the guiltless gourmet that are not bad. Here is the link;
http://www.guiltlessgourmet.com/0
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