I really like the Simply Naked, but why when I buy them at the grocery store are the chips always in small pieces.
85524
the same reason they are in small pieces when i ordered them from amazon but at least they replaced them. i buy them for dipping and have to buy three bags to make sure i get enough whole ones. maybe they can do something like bag and box them. i prefer the other two flavors
85525
i haven't had this problem with the small packs of stacy chips,. they are packaged well and have enough air in the bag to protect them. some of the chips are smaller but they are definitely not crushed:)
1840169
I always wondered why it was called jerky to begin with. It is a soft round biscuit. Or in my case the bag was nothing but crumbles.
2232642
I ordered the 18" leatherette set. The chips that came with it were fine, not small. I did find other chips that I liked better in shape and color that matched the board. They are the same size as the ones that came with the game. Chips do come in different sizes according to the size of the board.
1640135
Some are and some aren't. The potato, lemon, tomato, etc are pretty true to size but the corn is smaller and the berries are all together (so larger bunch) to obviously not be a chocking hazard. But overall awesome product! Extremely durable and great quality (unlike the cheaper thinner plastic food out there that easily damages or could be a chocking hazard).
1360317
I just came here to reorder the 6 bag quantity because we just finished them--at the top of the screen it said that my last order date was March of 2013! I keep them in the freezer, even the bag that I have opened and am using the chips out of, I just put it back in the freezer. They kept just fine and there was no change in the product from freezing.
1458548
If you wanted to make chips this will do a great job. As for fries, these slicers do not have the blades as I have seen on other slicers to cut them into strips. I guess you could cut them into big chips and then cut them again into strips.
1273261
They are not consistent with the size of the chips. Every bag is different.
1518605
It varies in size, but mostly about small 1/2 inch chips. I use the chips as ground cover.
412174
It's actually smaller pieces than store brands like Meow mix and 9 lives... They are just little round pellets. I think they have a small bag too if you want to try it out and see. Hope this helps.
110723
They don't taste like regular potato chips. They provide a great thick cut crunch, but not like a cracker. More flavorful than your regular potato, in my opinion, they have a slight sweetness to them with a more robust potato flavor. An obviously healthier option than a white potato chip. I also find that one small bag satisfies a hunger.
73906
Some pieces are small but their are longer pieces of vegetables in there. They can be easily broken up though. It really is an assortment of sizes depending on the vegetables.
514346
I haven't had that problem. In the bag of chips I bought (for the first time) a few weeks ago the pieces varied somewhat, but none were so thick that my two golden retrievers didn't like them very much. In fact they like them so much that I intend to order another bag when this supply is depleted.
276116
The bag is the same size as a $.99 bag of chips like you would by from a convenience store, such as Seven 11. Don't buy just one or you will be very disappointed because the mango is great. I bought these on a monthly basis when I worked in Iraq and would always order about 4 bags each in the mango and strawberry. I hope this helps.
816894
I went to a small market and they didn't have it. Then I went to Krogers and asked for it; they had it in a small carton. :)
773915
I just made sweet potato chips yesterday. I sliced them as thinly as I could, rubbed olive oil on them, and sprinkled some with sea salt and some with cinnamon. I dried them for about 11 hours, I think. They're pretty good, but I think that if I could have gotten them thinner they might have been better. They're very crunchy, but "hard" crunchy. This might be the norm for sweet potato chips, as packaged ones I've had are certainly harder than potato chips. I'm going to look for suggestions for better results, but I think this was a successful first try.
805159
They work best with firm vegetable, potatoes, sweet potatoes/yams, carrots, beets, etc. I haven't tried fruit, but apples are supposed to work well. If you search online for veggie chips you can find lots of recipes and suggestion You slice the vegetables very thinly, using a mandoline works best, and microwave in a single layer without overlapping the slices 7 or 8 minutes. You can stop the micro and let out the steam and keep adding minutes as needed but you do have to watch it, especially in the last few minutes as they can go from perfect to burnt quickly. You can mist the chip makers or the chips with a little olive oil or other healthful oil if you like but it isn't necessary as the chips don't stick. You can also sprinkle salt or other flavorings on the chips before you microwave them. I find using them one at a time works better than trying to do them in two layers at once. Wash with soapy water after use, rinse well and dry.
538348
I think they're smaller than the ones Walmart used to give us. More like grocery store size. I hear Walmart sells them but have never seen what size they sell.