Editors Picks: 7 Best Potato Chips

By Food & Wine
August 07, 2018
Courtesy of Whole Foods
We tore into dozens of bags of potato chips to find the ones worth breaking out at picnics and backyard barbecues this summer.
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Editors Picks: 6 Best Potato Chips

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Bonilla a la Vista

Courtesy of Formaggio's Kitchen

These chips, made by the ame family in Spain since the 1930s, are fried in 100 percent olive oil for a bright, fresh taste. $6 for 5 oz.; formaggiokitchen.com.

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Rusty's Black Pepper

Courtesy of Rusty's Chips

Thick-cut and made by hand in Southern California, Rusty's are brimming with fresh cracked pepper. $39 for twelve 3-oz. bags; rustyschips.com.

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Cape Cod Original Reduced Fat

Courtesy of Amazon

Our top pick in the classic category: these think, supercrunchy chips. We love that they wear homey dips equally as well as creme fraiche and caviar. $4 for 8 oz.; amazon.com.

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Zapp's Spicy Cajun Crawtators

Courtesy of Amazon

Each chip packs a hit of hot sauce and cayenne with a salty kick. They taste like a crawfish boil in a bag. $2 for 5 oz.; amazon.com.

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Jackson's Honest Purple Heirloom

Courtesy of Jackson's Honest

Antioxidant-rich purple potatoes plus cholesterol-free coconut oil equals zero guilt. Go ahead, do the math! $3 for 5 oz.; jacksonshonest.com.

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Kettle Brand Jalapeño

Courtesy of Amazon

These zesty chips amp up even the most basic sandwich. The spicy flavor builds as you eat more of them. $3 for 5 oz.; amazon.com.

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365 Sea Salt Classic

Courtesy of Whole Foods

Editors loved this one's not-too-salty, hearty potato flavor. $3 for 10 oz.; wholefoodsmarket.com.

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