Cantina style superior dipping chips, cantina style vs New orleans kettle style salt & vinegar potato chips, new orleans kettle style salt & vinegar — Side-by-Side | ProductGuru

This page compares Cantina style superior dipping chips, cantina style and New orleans kettle style salt & vinegar potato chips, new orleans kettle style salt & vinegar — 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

• Salt (AI-est.): Cantina style superior dipping chips, cantina style — 1.6 g/100g; New orleans kettle style salt & vinegar potato chips, new orleans kettle style salt & vinegar — 2.9 g/100g.
• Energy (AI-est.): Cantina style superior dipping chips, cantina style — 500 kcal/100g; New orleans kettle style salt & vinegar potato chips, new orleans kettle style salt & vinegar — 536 kcal/100g.
• Saturated fat (AI-est.): Cantina style superior dipping chips, cantina style — 7.1 g/100g; New orleans kettle style salt & vinegar potato chips, new orleans kettle style salt & vinegar — 3.6 g/100g.
• Ingredients (AI-est.): Cantina style superior dipping chips, cantina style — Masa flour, vegetable oil (contains one or more of the following: corn oil, cottonseed oil, sunflower oil or canola oil), salt, sugar, onion powder, spice, garlic powder, dehydrated red bell pepper, tomato powder, maltodextrin, dehydrated green bell pepper, autolyzed yeast extract, natural flavor, c; New orleans kettle style salt & vinegar potato chips, new orleans kettle style salt & vinegar — Potatoes, peanut oil or a blend of peanut oil, and canola oil, corn oil, or sunflower oil, salt, sodium diacetate, lactose, vinegar powder (maltodextrin, modified corn starch, vinegar), maltodextrin, citric acid, malic acid, sodium citrate..

Where they're similar

• Fat (AI-est.): both list 28.6 g/100g.
• Carbohydrates (AI-est.): both list 57.1 g/100g.
• Category (AI-est.): both list Snacks.
• Country/markets (AI-est.): both list United States.
• Protein (AI-est.): both list 7.1 g/100g.

Which one for which use case

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

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