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Crisps - How many calories are there in crisps?

OPH Good Housekeeping & Homemaking

Crisps are usually pretty high in fat, salt and carbohydrates due to their ingredients and the way they are made.

As part as of a healthy diet they should be eaten in moderation, as they can lead to rapid weight gain and other health problems if eaten excissively.

Finding nutritional food for you and your family is all part of good housekeeping. Below is a fantastic table of nutritional figures.

Crisps

Other Nutritional Values
Biscuits
Bread
Cakes
Cereals
Chocolate
Crisps
Dairy Products
Desserts
Drinks
Fast-Food
Fish
Fruit
Meat
Pasta
Poultry
Soup
Vegetables

All values are per 100g

Food item calories Fat carbohydrate Protein content Nutritional value
Cheese and onion (100g) 544 high 48 poor poor
(per bag) 144 high 12 poor poor
Potato hoops (100g) 525 high 55 poor poor
(per bag) 280 high 28 poor poor
Potato sticks (100g) 530 medium 53 poor poor
(per bag) 400 medium 39 poor poor
Prawn and cocktail (100g) 535 high 49 poor poor
(per bag) 134 high 12 poor poor
Prawn crackers (100g) 534 high 60 poor poor
Pringles (100g) 547 high 47 poor poor
Ready salted (100g) 544 high 48 poor poor
(per bag) 136 high 12 poor poor
Roast beef (100g) 550 high 47 poor poor
(per bag) 140 high 12 poor poor
Roast chicken (100 g) 570 high 46 poor poor
(per bag) 140 high 12 poor poor
Salt (100g) 550 high 45 poor poor
(per bag) 140 high 12 poor poor
Salt and vinegar (100g) 435 high 45 poor poor
(per bag) 95 high 11 poor poor
Sour cream and onion (100g) 435 high 65 poor poor
(per bag) 94 high 14 poor poor
Tomato (100g) 550 high 45 poor poor
(per bag) 140 high 12 poor poor


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