Put down the potato chips. Get out of that aisle completely.
Olive Oil Potato Chips | Good Health
saw these at the store today but was hesitant to pick them up or the crack black pepper variety. seems legit.
Put down the potato chips. Get out of that aisle completely.
Female, 5'3", 48, Starting weight: 163lbs. Current weight: 135.
Starting bench press: 30lbs. Current bench press: 77.5lbs.
Agree with SB.
I do admit, however, to very occasionally purchasing some from an Amish farmer that are cooked in lard. Yum!
No, not a good snack and probably isn't even real olive oil. Most olive oils are really a mixture of other toxic oils like canola. If you think a potato chip manufacturer is going to use pure olive oil think again.
As much as I LOVES ME SOME SPUDS, I wouldn't touch bagged potato chips with a 10 foot pole, or the Bugles cooked in coconut oil for that matter. When foods, especially starchy ones, are heated up to deep frying temps, bad things are produced.
I confess to having bought TJ's Olive oil chips. That said it is better to make your own. Just cut up a potato, season, pour some EVOO on it and stick it in the oven.
You know all those things you have always wanted to do? You should go do them.
Nah.. I was always aware "they" were out to get me.. even before I became Primal..... Now I can just run faster if they find me-Dino Hunter
Age 46
height 5'3
SW 215 lbs
CW 180 lbs (whole foods/primal eating)
LW 172 lbs
GW 125ish lbs
Candy Corn, Stop, drop, roll and run to a primal aisle! Real bad carbs in any kind of chips. Try a snack of almonds and macadamia nuts, mixed with a little dried fruit. The only potatoes I occasionally eat are sweet potatoes. You can slice them length wise, season them, and bake them on a sheet with virgin olive oil. Happy snackin.'