Industry reports show vegetable snacks growing at a rate of 22 percent yearly while other snacks languish at a 2 percent growth rate. But how do vegetable chips differ from traditional potato chips?

Though regular potato chips have slightly more calories and fat than veggie chips, they have less sodium and carbs.

Wondering about the nutrition and flavor of those brilliantly colored veggie chips on the supermarket shelf. Sad to say, they're not exactly nutritious and some of them taste terrible.

Dehydrated vegetable chips are a healthy snack alternative to fried ones, full of nutrients, fibre, and antioxidants. Lower in calories and many flavours, they are a convenient option for ...

If you’re still rooting for veggie chips, Eat This, Not That! recently ranked 11 brands based on calories, saturated fat and sodium content. “Some veggie chips indeed offer additional dietary ...

Potato chips are America’s favorite salty snack, but they’re loaded with fat, calories and sodium. New types of veggie and bean chips look like they might be a lot healthier. How do they stack up?

NEW Garden Veggie™ Flavor Burst™ Smoky BBQ Tortilla Chips deliver a rich, smoky flavor that captures the essence of a classic barbecue experience.

Have you ever wondered if those veggie chips you've been buying at the grocery store are actually healthier than regular potato chips? You know, the ones that promise to be chock full of ...

Each serving contains 150 calories, 9g fat, 60mg sodium and 17g carbs Plantains are a great source of fiber, and these chips from Barnana are a tasty treat you can enjoy without any guilt.

However, fans of this snack food should not expect to save on many calories. Chips made from lentils or chickpeas contain an average of around 450 kilocalories per 100 grammes.

Garden Veggie™ Snacks, a trailblazer in better-for-you snacking, is cranking up the flavor with the launch of two exciting new varieties of its Flavor Burst™ Tortilla Chips: Flavor Burst ...