Kartoffel-Sticks Salz - Sun Snacks

The straight potato sticks on Sun Snacks' blue packaging remind us sunshine rays on a blue sky. 

The sticks are thicker than other sticks reviewed at Crisps&Critics. Their colour is straw yellow with some slightly brownish corners. Well salted, the straight sticks crunch deep and short. 

Despite the bag having relatively small dimensions, it's well filled and holds 125g of product.

Features:
The biggest potato crisps is	5.8 cm long
and has a thickness of	3.71 mm
Crunchiness:	74 dB
Other features:	Sticks, deep loud crunch.
Origin:
Country, region	Germany
We got them from	an Aldi supermarket
Price / gram	1 € / 125 g
On-line:	www.aldi.com

Inside a bag of Kartoffel-Sticks Salz, Sun Snacks

ギザギザポテト - Organic farm

ギザギザ "gizagiza" potatoes are produced by Miura Seika Kabushikigaisha under the trade mark Organic Farm.

"Gizagiza" means "zigzag" in Japanese. Another synonim to add in our list of wavy, undulated, ruffled or crinckle-cut chips.

The potatoes are of the "Bareisho" type and come from certified bio JAS gardens. Once peeled the potatoes are zigzag cut. The chips are then baked in an unspecified vegetable oil and finally salted. The packaging does not mention the (bio) origin of the other ingredients besides the potatoes.

The final product are pale yellow chips of average size and gentle crunch that once in the mouth taste soft and feel juicy.

Features:
The biggest potato crisps is	7 cm long
and has a thickness of	1.59 mm *
Crunchiness:	89 dB
Other features:	Wavy cut, bio potatoes.
Origin:
Country, region	Japan, Shizuoka
We got them from	a Natural House shop in Omotesando-Tokyo Japan.
Price / gram	199 ¥ / 60 g
On-line:	http://www.naturalhouse.jp

* Due to the wavy cut, with very small and close undulations, the thickness has been measured between the top peak and the bottom of the valley.

Inside a bag of gizagiza potato chips