What chips no salt

[Dreamer2019]

Originally Posted by kyle19125

Kettle brand has an unsalted potato chip that's pretty tasty.

it has too much potassium, more than average

[charlygal]

Google no salt or unsalted chips. There are a few brands but you may have to buy them online.

[ClaraC]

Googling, I learned that potatoes have the most potassium of any food, higher than bananas even.

So it seems you need to steer clear of potatoes.

How about air popped popcorn if you want something crunchy - maybe with paprika or garlic powder?

Or these brown rice chips?

https://thrivemarket.com/p/edward-so...0aAmowEALw_wcB

[Dreamer2019]

Originally Posted by ClaraC

Googling, I learned that potatoes have the most potassium of any food, higher than bananas even.

So it seems you need to steer clear of potatoes.

How about air popped popcorn if you want something crunchy - maybe with paprika or garlic powder?

Or these brown rice chips?

https://thrivemarket.com/p/edward-so...0aAmowEALw_wcB

brown rice is dangerous for people who have kidney disease and popcorn I thought of already but it's boring and doesn't fill me up, it's like eating paper

[charlygal]

Originally Posted by Dreamer2019

brown rice is dangerous for people who have kidney disease and popcorn I thought of already but it's boring and doesn't fill me up, it's like eating paper

You were planning on filling up with chips?

[Dreamer2019]

Originally Posted by charlygal

You were planning on filling up with chips?

with low salt and low potassium or none of possible

[hertfordshire]

Originally Posted by Dreamer2019

with low salt and low potassium or none of possible

None is not possible. I also think it's unrealistic to think that you're going to find a lot of (any) no-sodium and no-potassium things to eat.

I highly suggest you consult with a dietician.

[Nik4me]

Originally Posted by Dreamer2019

What chips have 0 salt and 0 potassium? Utz has salt and potassium so I don't know why they advertise it as no salt potato chips.

It is impossible to get 0 potassium chips, as all vegetables have some potassium...
You could get away with low potassium probably.
Try to make your own kale chips- Recipe below- just don’t add salt
https://www.ruled.me/crispy-delicious-kale-chips/

You can make low potassium potato chips yourself if don’t mind doing an extra work and buying your own fryer

https://www.kidney.org/atoz/content/potassium

https://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/l...m-diet-foods#1

Rice Chex Gluten free
Smart Label

You can try to make cheddar cheese crisps, but don’t eat more then an once or 2..- cheese considered high in potassium but 1 oz is around 28 mg for cheddar...
https://www.tablespoon.com/recipes/c...7-88a6f546ff9a
If you can find a low sodium pepperoni and make a crisp out of it- should be low potassium like 6 mg

[SnappleApple]

I'd love to find unsalted tortilla chips. Salt is useless on tortilla chips because you end up dipping the chip in salsa and the salsa covers up the salty chip. You just end up getting a big dose of unnecessary sodium.

[CrazyDonkey]

Originally Posted by kyle19125

Kettle brand has an unsalted potato chip that's pretty tasty.

I get them, spray them with extra virgin olive oil, then season them with Spike Vegit Seasoning, which is very low sodium. Unfortunately, my local QFC has stopped carrying them.