Homemade Salt and Vinegar Chips are easy to make and so delicious! You’ll love knowing exactly what goes into your chips.
We made our own salt and vinegar chips. You might wonder why in the world I would do such a thing, but go ahead and peek at the list of ingredients. Now, if you take a look at the list of ingredients on a bag of chips from the store you’ll find some other ingredients that you can’t buy at a grocery store. We figured it was worth a try, and know what? It was both fun and delicious.Â
These chips don’t keep well, so eat them while they are fresh. It’s a fun activity that shows you exactly what goes into a potato chip (with no added chemicals). The coolest part was that we measured the oil before and after frying, and those chips hardly soaked up any of the oil. Interesting!
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Can I double or triple this recipe to feed a crowd?
You definitely can double or triple this batch. However, keep in mind that these chips will not keep well and you want to eat them when they are fresh. -
How should I slice the potatoes?
You can use the slicer on your food processor, a mandolin, or just show off your mad knife skills. We actually tried a few different slicer options and settled on using the long slit side on a cheese grater. -
Sweet Potato Chips:
Want a healthier option, or just don’t love russet potatoes? Use sweet potatoes instead!
If you like this recipe, you may be interested in these other delicious snack recipes:
- Authentic Guacamole
- Parmesan Fried Zucchini
- The Best Deviled Eggs
- Cheddar Stuffed Sriracha Pretzel Bites
What type of vinegar did you use?
White vinegar.
Thank so much for such easy “make it yourself” recipe! When I moved from England to Chile in the 80s, salt and vinegar chips was the hardest thing I had to leave behind. Thank you for bringing them back into my life 🙂
thanks keep it up
im going to make them now and i wondered how to get the vinegar taste cooooooooooool!!!!
thanks!
About how many chips does this recipe make? I'm wondering whether or not I should double it. Also, how do they hold up and how do you store them?
It makes the equivalent of about a bag full. As with most fried foods, the chips do not store well (they go soggy) so they are best eaten fresh. They'll stay crisp for a few hours depending on your humidity levels.
Vegetable oil. Good catch! I'm so used to using olive oil and writing it that it slipped through my editing cracks. Thanks!
Is it Olive Oil or Vegetable Oil, you mentioned both?