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Fitz's Cool Tools: Kettle Brand Baked Chips are Drool Worthy

Posted on Dec 20th 2008 4:00PM by Fitz K.

Filed Under: Diet & Weight Loss, Reviews & Products, Nutrition & Supplements

kettle chips Yummy. Delicious. Insanely flavorful. I feel silly gushing over potato chips, but "Oh my God!" Kettle Brand just introduced some new baked chips, and I was blessed with a bag of both Hickory Honey Barbeque and Sea Salt & Vinegar flavors.

To be honest ... even with my super-human-like fitness guru discipline, it was really hard to stop eating them. I had to physically place the bags in another room to avoid devouring every last chip. I'm a salt-loving type of lady, and I was ecstatic when the world introduced baked chips. Are they as pure and nutritious as fresh blueberries? No! But are they a much healthier version of something most people really enjoy? Absolutely.

If you are a lover of chips and a hater of fat thighs, Kettle Brand Baked Chips are going to float your boat. Each serving of "around 23 chips" contains only 120 calories, and only 25 come from fat. Have high standards and when party time comes, serve some of these. Dip will not be necessary!

Fitz's Cool Tools: Kettle Brand Baked Chips(click thumbnails to view gallery)

Check out KettleFoods.com to find out more.

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u262f 12-20-2008 @ 6:56PM

Agreed! I think Kettle Bakes are the best chips ever! For me, they have all the flavor and satisfaction of a fully "evil" junk food, only without as much "evil". Also, Kettle Bakes have higher nutrition density than most other junk foods (which isn't saying much, but still).

A tip for people, though: it can be insanely difficult to stop eating them. For me, it helps to not eat directly from the bag. Put some on a small plate, close the bag with a chip clip, and then put the bag back into the cupboard before going to enjoy the chips. It's easier to notice how much is being consumed when having to take a trip back to the bag for every plate of chips. Also, remember to eat slowly and savor the aroma and flavor.