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    • LucHL
      LucH
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      Sure you want sth less toxic.
      Most fried snacks are made with sunflower oil, supposed to be healthy for most people but we know here it’s not, because rich in PUFA (85 % W6 most of the time).
      As chips are made of potatoes, rich in starch, when these chips are baked, usually at more than 120 - 130° C (248 - 266° F), the asparagine from potato become acrylamide. Of course, you’ll find “studies” with the opposite mention (nothing proved). So far, studies in people haven’t found a clear link. 😉
      So make a search with: acrylamide and cancer. And “Maillard reaction”. By the way, if you add some lemon juice or apple vinegar in a cake, you won’t get so much reaction.
      NB1: Fried potatoes have the most acrylamide. Roasted have less, and baked are even lower.
      Stored potatoes contain more asparagine than the young potato. Avoid green peel.
      NB2: I still eat chips but not on a usual way. Thicker fries / chips has less surface area, so less problematic.
      Health Concerns:
      Acrylamide is considered a "probable human carcinogen" by the IARC and "reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen" by the NTP.

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      • VehmicJurymanV
        VehmicJuryman @Isaac
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        @Isaac Wasa crackers are good for fiber. Bugles are fried in coconut and palm kernel oil. A lot of groceries sell coconut rolls that are just rice flour and coconut.

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        • JenniferJ
          Jennifer @Isaac
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          @Isaac said in Healthy alternative to chips:

          Stuff like potato chips, doritos, cheetos, fritos, takis, popcorn, and all that stuff is really convinient to snack on but none of them are healthy. Is there something crunchy that tastes good that is healthy to snack on sometimes?

          Some ideas…

          Baked cheese crisps:

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/whisps-cheese-crisps-parmesan-2-12-oz-60-g/101975

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/whisps-cheese-crisps-asiago-pepper-jack-2-12-oz-60-g/105044

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/whisps-cheese-crisps-cheddar-2-12-oz-60-g/101976

          Pork rinds:

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/epic-bar-pork-rinds-sea-salt-pepper-2-5-oz-70-g/75703

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/epic-bar-pork-rinds-bbq-seasoning-2-5-oz-70-g/75701

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/pork-king-good-flavored-chicharrones-salted-butter-1-75-oz-49-5-g/105247

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/pork-king-good-flavored-chicharrones-onion-sour-cream-1-75-oz-49-5-g/127711

          Potato crisps:

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/the-good-crisp-company-potato-crisps-classic-original-5-6-oz-160-g/110156

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/the-good-crisp-company-potato-crisps-sour-cream-onion-5-6-oz-160-g/110159

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/the-good-crisp-company-potato-crisps-outback-bbq-5-6-oz-160-g/110160

          Popcorn popped in coconut oil:

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/lesserevil-popcorn-himalayan-pink-salt-4-6-oz-130-g/143872

          Freeze-dried fruit:

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/natierra-organic-freeze-dried-mangos-1-5-oz-43-g/50091

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/natierra-organic-freeze-dried-bananas-2-5-oz-71-g/50092

          https://www.iherb.com/pr/natierra-organic-freeze-dried-apples-1-5-oz-43-g/50094

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          • IsaacI
            Isaac
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            thanks guys

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            • KilgoreK
              Kilgore
              last edited by Kilgore

              These are pretty tasty. Fried in Coconut Oil! Only available in Canada it seems. 4000282410-894__1-1162774157.jpg

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                16characterstwas @Isaac
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                @Isaac Torres potato chips fried in olive oil are tasty if you’re a billionaire. The other brands fried in olive oil are no where as good. Even the Torres brand is not always worth splurging on because it seems suppliers/amazon hoard them and don’t store them ideally so the taste is effected negatively even tho technically they’re not “expired “
                I haven’t tried jose andres’ chips which seem to be the only high end competitor to Torres. It might be worth trying if you have money to throw away. I think Whole Foods had them last time I noticed.

                Tho as a peater I don’t advocate common pufa fried chips like tortillas, lays, utz, etc, one thing to do if you’re tempted like me is buy em along with a pack of medium size brown paper bags or lunch bags. Then when you get home transfer the chips into the paper bags. When it comes time to eat em, a good amount of the pufa will have been absorbed by the paper bags.

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                • PranaDevaP
                  PranaDeva @Isaac
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                  @Isaac What about sliced crunchy cucumbers? They are pretty clean.

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                    heyman @PranaDeva
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                    @PranaDeva I like to snack on parmesan, pickled cucumber, raisins, apples, dried mango. A few sticks of parmesan is tasty and good for teeth. Dried fruit is tasty but not so good for teeth.

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                      16characterstwas @PranaDeva
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                      @PranaDeva yes they are tasty. Especially with alot of salt. But they are not dry. Some times the craving is for something crunchy salty savory and dry

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                        16characterstwas @heyman
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                        @heyman said in Healthy alternative to chips:

                        @PranaDeva I like to snack on parmesan, pickled cucumber, raisins, apples, dried mango. A few sticks of parmesan is tasty and good for teeth. Dried fruit is tasty but not so good for teeth.

                        True. But okay if one remembers to rinse ones teeth afterwards

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                          wester130 @16characterstwas
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                            sunsunsun @wester130
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                            @wester130 nice thanks

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                              Corngold @sunsunsun
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                              @sunsunsun pork rinds except the pufa. They're so good though.

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