The avocado oil and short ingredient list do not change the fact that this is a calorie dense chip at 140 calories per roughly 15 chips with almost no protein or fiber, so it is a cleaner treat, not a health food. (source)
The honest take
These are real kettle cooked potato chips fried in avocado oil rather than the usual sunflower, canola, or corn oil, with a short and recognizable ingredient list where ground dates do the sweetening so total sugar lands at 0 grams. If your reason for reaching for these is avoiding seed oils and gums, that case holds up. Just know the nutrition is still that of a chip, 140 calories, 7 grams of fat, and 17 grams of carbs in a roughly 15 chip serving, with only 2 grams of protein and 1 gram of fiber. Sodium is actually restrained at 150 milligrams, which is lower than many mainstream chips.
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Ingredients & allergens
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Siete Kettle Cooked Chile Lime Potato Chips; US manufacturer ingredient statement; package barcode not independently matched
Exact ingredient statement
Potatoes, Avocado Oil, Red Chile Powder, Sea Salt, Ground Dates, Tomato Powder, Paprika, Distilled White Vinegar Powder, Lime Juice Powder, Citric Acid, Onion Powder, Garlic Powder
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Nutrition per serving
1 oz (28g), about 15 chips; about 6 servings per 5.5 oz bag
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