A pinch of salt makes the puff

Reading the label, this one leans on a protein blend of milk and whey, plus dried potatoes and corn starch. The cheddar and sour cream flavor comes through with a sharp tang and a satisfying crunch that isn't too greasy. I can imagine tossing this bag in my gym bag for a post-workout snack that feels like a treat, not a supplement. It's a savory way to get some protein in without mixing a shake. The trade-off is that the texture is a bit denser than a classic potato chip, and the powdery finish might not be for everyone.

With a sugar content of 9g per 100g, these Toasted Cracker Chips offer a hint of sweetness that balances the savory notes. The ingredients list is still updating, so I can't speak to the specifics, but the 'toasted' description suggests a deep, Maillard reaction flavor and a crisp, snappy texture. This seems like the perfect companion for a long afternoon at the office, a small indulgence to break up the monotony without going overboard. The main trade-off here is the lack of a clear ingredient list, which is a consideration for anyone with specific dietary needs or preferences.

This one is a heavy hitter in the sugar department at 31g per 100g, with wheat flour, sugar, and palm oil leading the list. The description of chocolate chips and chunks promises a rich, gooey, and deeply sweet experience, like eating raw cookie dough. It's the kind of indulgence I'd consider for a genuine late-night craving when only something decadent will do. The trade-off is clear: with that much sugar and a lower score of 6.9, it's more of a dessert than a health-conscious snack, so moderation is definitely the key here.

The ingredient list is wonderfully simple: pita bread made with wheat flour and vital wheat gluten, then fried in high-oleic sunflower oil and sprinkled with sea salt. You can almost smell the toasted wheat and hear the crunch. These would be fantastic for a get-together, perfect for scooping up hummus or just eating on their own with that salty, savory flavor. The only trade-off is that they can be a bit dense and sturdy, which is great for dipping but might feel a little heavy for someone just looking for a light, airy snack.

Sometimes, you just can't beat the classics. The ingredient list is a testament to that: potatoes, oil, salt, and flavorings. It's the quintessential chip experience—that familiar, salty, and savory crunch that's instantly recognizable. I can see this being the go-to for a simple, no-fuss snack, perhaps while watching a movie or packing a lunch for the kids. The trade-off is that it's a very simple product; it doesn't offer any protein or fiber boost, and the 'flavorings' are a bit of a catch-all, so it's not for the purist who wants to know exactly what they're eating.