If you’re still rooting for veggie chips, Eat This, Not That! recently ranked 11 brands based on calories, saturated fat and sodium content.

“No kid is eating this,” quipped one person on Instagram. “I don’t think anyone’s offended by the lettuce. It’s just calling it chips that sounds ridiculous,” chimed in another.

Eat this. LesserEvil Veggie Krinkle Sticks: Made with real vegetables plus seven whole grains — wheat, oat, barley, buckwheat, millet, quinoa and white corn — these puffed chips are baked, not ...

Eat this, not that - chips & pretzels Why skip: These are high in refined carbs and sodium but low in protein and healthy fats, and will leave you hungry soon after. They’re easy to overeat, ...

eat this: Instead, try Applebee’s side of Crispy Red Potatoes with 2T ketchup. With 240 calories and 12 g sugar, the Crispy Red Potatoes will save you 830 calories and 39 g sugar.

Crisp and salty chips are one of the tastiest snack foods that exist. There is, however, one brand that has become a favorite ...

Chips can be a big craving but the good news is that you don't have to cut chips out of your diet completely. Here are healthier ways to eat them.

Eat This, Not That! 2012 #1 Not That Applebee’s Chili Cheese Nachos 1,680 calories 107 g fat (40 g saturated, 2.5 g trans) 4,270 mg sodium. SODIUM EQUIVALENT: 18.5 orders of Taco Bell’s Cheesy ...

Green potato chips, while a bit off-putting, are totally safe to eat. Much like green potatoes , a few spots of green are unlikely to cause serious side effects. Eat ’em or trash ’em, it’s ...

Intuitively, many might assume that adding something like dip to a snack would lead people to eat fewer chips to compensate. "But our research shows this is not the case with chips and dip.