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Vegetarian Times, March, 2006
While baked chips often resemble cardboard, new Kettle Bakes actually taste like real potato chips! Made from fresh spuds, they're big on flavor but light on fat and calories. A 1-oz. serving has 65% less fat than regular chips. From Kettle Foods, which uses solar power in its production facility and runs company vehicles on distilled vegetable oil, known as biodiesel.
$3/4 oz. 503.364.0399; kettlefoods.com
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