Lightly Salted Potato Chips (Kettle-Cooked)

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Lightly Salted Potato Chips (Kettle-Cooked)

(100g)

~~RRP: RM 25~~

Member : RM 15 (Save 40%)

Creating a healthy lifestyle doesn’t have to mean completely abstaining from your favourite snacks, the key is to make mindful food choices to help ease you into your new diet. Embrace your guilty pleasures - albeit in a healthier way! Crisp and buttery, our fibre-rich Lightly Salted Potato Chips contain thick cuts of Atlantic potatoes, palm oil and a dash of sea salt without any MSG, artificial flavouring or fillers. Made from 100% natural Atlantic potatoes imported from Indonesia, these delicate chips are then tossed in minimal natural seasoning and kettle-cooked to golden perfection. Unlike modern frying processes, kettle-cooked chips are created through an old-fashioned approach where they are cooked in batches which results in a crispier and tastier treat!

Country of Origin: Malaysia

Ingredients
Atlantic Potatoes, Palm Oil, Sea Salt.

Allergy Information
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Pan* M L from Segamat, Johor

Posted 1 year ago

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Tasted good.

Fast delivery.

Mel**** T from Klang, Selangor

Posted 1 year ago

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First Time was Bad, Second Purchase Tastes a lot Better.

My second purchase tasted way way better the first, so I had to give it a 5⭐️

Mel**** T from Klang, Selangor

Posted 1 year ago

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Rather tasteless ..

The potatoes are rather tasteless, not what I expect paying RM15 for a mere 100g. The thin & crisps potato chips definitely taste better, possibly due to potato variety used.