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Baked chips offer a healthier twist on traditional fried snacks, delivering the same satisfying crunch with significantly less oil and fewer calories. These wholesome alternatives can be made from a variety of nutritious ingredients, including sweet potatoes, kale, beetroot, and other vegetables, providing essential vitamins and minerals along with that desired crispiness. By using the baking method instead of deep-frying, these chips retain more nutrients while reducing fat content, making them an excellent choice for health-conscious snackers and families looking for better alternatives to store-bought chips.

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Healthy Baked Plantain Chips with Guacamole

Homemade Baked Plantain Chips with Guacamole: Crisp, healthy, and bursting with flavor.
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Are baked chips healthier than fried chips?

Yes, baked chips typically contain less fat and fewer calories than fried chips, while still providing the same satisfying crunch. They're made with less oil and retain more nutrients from their base ingredients.

What ingredients can I use to make baked chips?

You can make baked chips from various healthy ingredients including sweet potatoes, regular potatoes, kale, beetroot, zucchini, carrots, and even apples for a fruit alternative.

How do you keep baked chips crispy?

To maintain crispiness, store baked chips in an airtight container with a paper towel to absorb moisture, and consume within a few days of baking. Proper storage is key to maintaining their crunch.