These things are tasty! Great with a dip.
By Mike Thayer
Sweet Potato Chips, something I would not have considered eating a couple years ago, stuck in my “preferred” routine of classic potato chips with the only variations being sour cream & onion flavored, cheddar cheese or changing things up in texture, with wavy chips.
And although sweet potato chips don’t have any gluten because it’s not a wheat product, I am trying to go gluten free with my diet, so I need as many options as possible when it comes to snacking. These sweet potato chips fit the bill in the name of variety.
This is a healthier chip snack too. There’s no artificial flavors, no synthetic colors, no preservatives, they’re low sodium and again, ‘gluten free’ but that’s just some marketing put on the package, of course sweet potato chips are gluten free, it’s potato, not wheat!
They taste great on their own, they’re even better with a dip. I enjoyed some with a french onion dip, as well as a chili and lime aioli.
Costing me $2.99 at Aldi for a 7 ounce bag, compare this to a similar size bag of sweet potato chips at the mainstream grocery store starting at $3.49 and up. The Simply Nature brand is quite tasty and worthy of a repeat buy. I’m giving the Simply Nature Sweet Potato Chips with Sea Salt 4 out of 5 Bachelor on the Cheap stars.
$pend Wisely My Friends…
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Snack Review: Simply Nature Sweet Potato Chips with Sea Salt – Bachelor on the Cheap
These things are tasty! Great with a dip.
By Mike Thayer
Sweet Potato Chips, something I would not have considered eating a couple years ago, stuck in my “preferred” routine of classic potato chips with the only variations being sour cream & onion flavored, cheddar cheese or changing things up in texture, with wavy chips.
And although sweet potato chips don’t have any gluten because it’s not a wheat product, I am trying to go gluten free with my diet, so I need as many options as possible when it comes to snacking. These sweet potato chips fit the bill in the name of variety.
This is a healthier chip snack too. There’s no artificial flavors, no synthetic colors, no preservatives, they’re low sodium and again, ‘gluten free’ but that’s just some marketing put on the package, of course sweet potato chips are gluten free, it’s potato, not wheat!
They taste great on their own, they’re even better with a dip. I enjoyed some with a french onion dip, as well as a chili and lime aioli.
Costing me $2.99 at Aldi for a 7 ounce bag, compare this to a similar size bag of sweet potato chips at the mainstream grocery store starting at $3.49 and up. The Simply Nature brand is quite tasty and worthy of a repeat buy. I’m giving the Simply Nature Sweet Potato Chips with Sea Salt 4 out of 5 Bachelor on the Cheap stars.
$pend Wisely My Friends…
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If you appreciate the article you just read and want to support more great content on BachelorontheCheap.com, you can help keep this site going with a one-time or a monthly donation. Thank you so much for your support! ~ Mike