Jalapeno flavored kettle cooked potato chips vs Mac & cheese flavored baked vegetable snack, mac & cheese — Side-by-Side | ProductGuru

This page compares Jalapeno flavored kettle cooked potato chips and Mac & cheese flavored baked vegetable snack, mac & cheese — Herr Foods Inc. versus Calbee North America, 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

• Carbohydrates (AI-est.): Jalapeno flavored kettle cooked potato chips — 60.7 g/100g; Mac & cheese flavored baked vegetable snack, mac & cheese — 50 g/100g.
• Saturated fat (AI-est.): Jalapeno flavored kettle cooked potato chips — 7.1 g/100g; Mac & cheese flavored baked vegetable snack, mac & cheese — 1.8 g/100g.
• Salt (AI-est.): Jalapeno flavored kettle cooked potato chips — 2.3 g/100g; Mac & cheese flavored baked vegetable snack, mac & cheese — 1.3 g/100g.
• Fat (AI-est.): Jalapeno flavored kettle cooked potato chips — 28.6 g/100g; Mac & cheese flavored baked vegetable snack, mac & cheese — 25 g/100g.
• Ingredients (AI-est.): Jalapeno flavored kettle cooked potato chips — Potatoes, vegetable oil (contains one or more of the following: corn, cottonseed, soybean, sunflower), seasoning (maltodextrin, whey, sugar, dextrose, salt, spices, onion powder, garlic powder, monosodium glutamate, green bell pepper powder, torula yeast, modified tapioca starch, sodium diacetate, c; Mac & cheese flavored baked vegetable snack, mac & cheese — White cheddar popper: green peas, canola oil, rice, white cheddar seasoning (whey, cheddar cheese [pasteurized milk, cultures, salt, enzymes], nonfat dry milk, maltodextrin, cultured cream, salt, onion powder, garlic powder, vinegar, natural flavors, yeast extract, spice, canola oil), calcium carbon.

Where they're similar

• Category (AI-est.): both list Snacks.
• Country/markets (AI-est.): both list United States.
• Energy (AI-est.): both list 500 kcal/100g.
• Sugars (AI-est.): both list 3.6 g/100g.

Which one for which use case

If Carbohydrates matters most to you, the two products list different values — see the table above and compare with your own priority. If Saturated fat 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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