Kettle Brand Chips in Kettle Chips

What is the difference between kettle chips and potato chips?

Kettle chips and potato chips may taste similar, but they are made and processed differently. There are no major differences between kettle and potato chips other than the way in which they are manufactured. Kettle chips are made in batches while potato chips are always being made and processed. Kettle chips may taste a bit crispier than potato chips, but that is the extent of their differences.

Are kettle chips gluten-free?

Kettle chips do not contain any gluten, making them a gluten-free snack. However, some brands of kettle chips may be made and processed in a factory where gluten in present. For best practices, check to ensure there has been no cross-contamination between the food you're eating and gluten.

Do kettle chips expire?

Kettle chips typically provide a best-by date on the bag that signifies when the chips should be consumed by. If chips are consumed after that date, they are technically expired and may taste stale. Chips can go stale at a faster rate if the bag is opened and not sealed properly when stored. To get the most out of your chips, close the bag with a chip clip or transfer them into a new airtight bag when putting them away.