Potato Chips vs. Corn Chips: What's Worse?

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Which is worse, potato chips or corn chips? Find out.

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Timestamps
0:00 Potato chips vs. corn chips: what’s worse?
0:40 Nutrition of potato chips and corn chips compared
3:30 Which one is better?
3:43 Keto recipe channel promo

In this video, we’re going to compare potato chips and corn chips—which is worse? Let’s break down the nutrients of both types of chips.

Potato chips (1oz):
Calories - 160
Total fat - 10g
Sodium - 170mg
Potassium - 350mg
Carbs - 15g
Fiber - 1g
Net carbs - 14g
Sugar - less than 1g
Vegetable oils - corn, sunflower, and canola (+ salt)

Corn chips (1oz):
Calories - 140
Total fat - 7g
Sodium - 115mg
Potassium - 0
Carbs - 19g
Fiber - 1g
Net carbs - 18g
Sugar - less than 1g
Vegetable oils - corn, sunflower, and canola (+ salt)

Both chips contain a lot of carbs and GMOs. Potato chips contain fewer carbs and more fat. Potato chips also contain a lot of potassium.

Overall, potato chips are the winner. However, if you’re on keto, you want to avoid both of these altogether.

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Thanks for watching. I hope this video helped give you a clear comparison of potato chips vs. corn chips. See you in the next video.