BACON RANCH POTATO SKINS SNACKS, BACON RANCH vs Kettle classics smokin' sweet crab potato chips, classics smokin' sweet crab — Side-by-Side | ProductGuru

This page compares BACON RANCH POTATO SKINS SNACKS, BACON RANCH and Kettle classics smokin' sweet crab potato chips, classics smokin' sweet crab — two products from UTZ Quality Foods, LLC, both in the Chips, Pretzels & Snacks category. The comparison is assembled automatically from public catalog data (specifications, descriptions, brand metadata). We have not held, tested, or independently measured either product; specifications are AI-estimated from the public product descriptions and may not match the current retail SKU. Use this page as a starting point, then verify on the seller's product page before buying.

At a glance

Where they differ

• Fat (AI-est.): BACON RANCH POTATO SKINS SNACKS, BACON RANCH — 32.1 g/100g; Kettle classics smokin' sweet crab potato chips, classics smokin' sweet crab — 28.6 g/100g.
• Salt (AI-est.): BACON RANCH POTATO SKINS SNACKS, BACON RANCH — 2 g/100g; Kettle classics smokin' sweet crab potato chips, classics smokin' sweet crab — 2.1 g/100g.
• Carbohydrates (AI-est.): BACON RANCH POTATO SKINS SNACKS, BACON RANCH — 53.6 g/100g; Kettle classics smokin' sweet crab potato chips, classics smokin' sweet crab — 57.1 g/100g.
• Energy (AI-est.): BACON RANCH POTATO SKINS SNACKS, BACON RANCH — 535.7 kcal/100g; Kettle classics smokin' sweet crab potato chips, classics smokin' sweet crab — 536 kcal/100g.
• Ingredients (AI-est.): BACON RANCH POTATO SKINS SNACKS, BACON RANCH — Potato flakes, potato starch, soybean oil and/or sunflower oil, whole grain corn, tapioca starch, enriched corn meal (degermed yellow corn, ferrous sulfate, niacin, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin and folic acid), salt, maltodextrin, potassium chloride, caramel color, monosodium glutamate, buttermi; Kettle classics smokin' sweet crab potato chips, classics smokin' sweet crab — Potatoes, peanut oil, sugar, salt, fructose, spices (includes mustard), dextrose, paprika, cream, onion powder, cheddar cheese (milk, cheese cultures, salt, enzymes), tomato powder, extractives of paprika, natural flavors, whey, garlic powder, citric acid, malic acid, modified corn starch, maltodext.

Where they're similar

• Category (AI-est.): both list Snacks.
• Country/markets (AI-est.): both list United States.
• Saturated fat (AI-est.): both list 5.4 g/100g.

Which one for which use case

If Fat matters most to you, the two products list different values — see the table above and compare with your own priority. If Salt matters more, the choice may go the other way. We surface the specs; the decision is yours.

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About this comparison

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