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    Ten Top Brands of Gluten-Free Potato Chips

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    These brands go the extra mile to make sure their chips are labeled "Gluten-Free," which means that you can breath extra easy about serving them to people with celiac disease.

    Ten Top Brands of Gluten-Free Potato Chips - Image: CC--Leonard J Matthews
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    Celiac.com 06/25/2019 - Just in time for summer, here are ten of America's top gluten-free potato chip brands. True, potatoes are naturally gluten-free, and so are potato chips, unless they've got added gluten ingredients. However, many brands do not label their chips as gluten-free, and many of these chips may be made on shared equipment. That's not necessarily a big deal, but some people like to play it safe. These brands go the extra mile to make sure their chips are labeled "Gluten-Free," which means that you can breath extra easy about serving them to people with celiac disease.

    Do you have a favorite chip that's not on this list? Let us know in the comment section.

    Top Gluten-Free Potato Chip Brands Include:

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    • Classic Potato Chips
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    • Organic Sea Salt Potato Chips 
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    Covered Bridge Potato Chips

    • Irresistible Old Fashioned Potato Chips Sea Salt Flavour
    • Red & White Potato Chips
    • Sea Salt & Cracked Pepper
    • Russet Potato Chips
    • Sea Salt Russet Potato Chips
    • Thick Cut Sea Salt Russet Potato Chips

    Good Health

    • Avocado Oil - Bbq Kettle Chips
    • Avocado Oil - Jalapeno Kettle Chips
    • Avocado Oil - Lime Ranch Kettle Chips
    • Avocado Oil - Sea Salt Kettle Chips
    • Avocado Oil Ridge Cut Buffalo & Cool
    • Blue Ranch Kettle Style Chips
    • Avocado Oil Ridge Cut Creamy French
    • Onion Kettle Style Chips
    • Avocado Oil Ridge Cut Jalapeno
    • Cheddar Jack Kettle Style Chips
    • Avocado Oil Ridge Cut Sea Salt Kettle Style Chips
    • Baked Puffs Variety 

    Kettle Brand

    • Almond Oil Potato Chips Fiery Thai
    • Almond Oil Potato Chips Wood
    • Smoked Sea Salt
    • Avocado Oil Potato Chips Chili Lime
    • Avocado Oil Potato Chips Hawaiian Barbeque 
    • Avocado Oil Potato Chips Himalayan Sea Salt 
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Buffalo Bleu
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Carolina Bbq
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Classic Bbq
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Dill Pickle 
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Salt & Fresh Ground Pepper 
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Sea Salt 
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Sea Salt Kirkland Signature 
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Southern Bbq
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Wasabi Ranch
    • Krinkle Cut Potato Chips Wasabi Ranch
    • Organic Baked Potato Chips Sea Salt
    • Organic Potato Chips Pepperoncini 
    • Organic Potato Chips Sea Salt & Vinegar 
    • Organic Potato Chips Sea Salt 
    • Organic Potato Chips Sour Cream And Onion
    • Organic Sweet Potato Chips Sea Salt
    • Potato Chips Backyard Bbq 
    • Potato Chips Bourbon Bbq 
    • Potato Chips Bourbon Bbq 
    • Potato Chips Cheddar Beer 
    • Potato Chips Classic Caesar 
    • Potato Chips Korean Barbeque 
    • Potato Chips Lightly Salted 
    • Potato Chips Low Sodium 
    • Potato Chips Maple Bacon 
    • Potato Chips Moscow Mule 
    • Potato Chips New York Cheddar 
    • Potato Chips Pepperoncini 
    • Potato Chips Red Curry 
    • Potato Chips Roasted Garlic 
    • Potato Chips Sea Salt & Crushed Black Peppercorns 
    • Potato Chips Sea Salt & Vinegar 
    • Potato Chips Sea Salt 
    • Potato Chips Sour Cream & Onion 
    • Potato Chips Yogurt & Green Onion
    • Real Sliced Potato Chips Cheddar & Roasted Tomato 
    • Real Sliced Potato Chips Hickory Honey Bbq 
    • Real Sliced Potato Chips Olive Oil 
    • Real Sliced Potato Chips Sea Salt & Vinegar 
    • Real Sliced Potato Chips Sea Salt 
    • Real Sliced Sweet Potato Chips Sea Salt 
    • Reduced Fat Potato Chips Kk Sea Salt & Vinegar 
    • Reduced Fat Potato Chips Salt & Fresh Ground Pepper 
    • Reduced Fat Potato Chips Sea Salt 
    • Rte Jalapeno Popcorn
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    • Rte Salt & Pepper Popcorn
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    • Uprooted Vegetable Chips Sweet
    • Potatoes Beets And Parsnips Sea Salt 
    • Uprooted Vegetable Chips Sweet
    • Potatoes Chipotle Honey 
    • Uprooted Vegetable Chips Sweet
    • Potatoes Sea Salt 
    • Uprooted Vegetable Chips Sweet
    • Potatoes Sweet Potato Pie

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    • Luke's Organic Kettle Style Barbecue Potato Chips 
    • Luke`s Organic Kettle Style Cheddar And Sour Cream Potato Chips 
    • Luke`s Organic Kettle Style Sea Salt And Vinegar Potato Chips 
    • Luke`s Organic Kettle Style Sea Salt Potato Chips 
    • Luke`s Organic Potato Chips Bbq Can 
    • Luke`s Organic Potato Chips Salted
    • Luke`s Organic Potato Chips Sour Cream & Onion  Can
    • Luke`s Organic Potato Chips Wavy
    • Luke`s Organic Potato Chips 

    One Potato Two Potato

    • Bar-B-Que Kettle Chips
    • Classic Sea Salt Kettle Chips
    • Hawaiian Bbq Kettle Chips 
    • Kettle Potato Chips W/ Hawaiian Bbq
    • Kettle Potato Chips W/ Mexicali Salsa
    • Kettle Potato Chips W/ Naked Sea Salt
    • Kick`N Buffalo Ranch Kettle Chips
    • Naked Sea Salt Kettle Potato Chips
    • Ny Kosher Dill Kettle Potato Chips
    • Pacific Rim Organic Kettle Chips
    • Plain Jaynes Sweet Potato Chips
    • Root Fusion Root Vegetable Chips
    • Savannah Sweet Onion Kettle Potato Chips 
    • Seaside Salt `N Vinegar Kettle Potato Chips
    • Sgt. Pepper & Capt. Sea Salt Kettle Potato Chips 
    • Sour Cream & Onion (Flavored) Kettle Chips
    • Sweet `N Salty Kettle Chips
    • Vermont Salted Maple

    Route 11 Potato Chips

    • Dill
    • Lightly Salted
    • Sweet Potato
    • Lightly Salted
    • Barberque
    • Crab
    • Dill
    • Lightly Salted
    • Mama Zuma`s
    • Salt & Vinegar
    • Sour Cream & Chives

    Saratoga Chips

    • Balsamic Vinegar Chips
    • Balsamic Vinegar Chips
    • Cinnamon Sweet Potato Chips
    • Cracked Pepper Chips
    • Dark Russets
    • Dark Russets
    • Honey Bbq Chips
    • Honey Bbq Chips
    • Old Glories
    • Original Himalayan Chips
    • Rosemary Garlic Chips
    • Saratoga Original Hd
    • Salted Sweet Potato Chips
    • Thai Sweet Chili Chips
    • Wavy Kettle Chip

    Utz

    • Kettle Style - Thin Cut 40% Reduced Fat Potato Chips
    • Kettle Style - Thin Cut Gourmet Medley Potato Chips
    • Kettle Style - Thin Cut Lightly Salted Potato Chips
    • Natural Thin Cut Kettle Style Gourmet Medley
    • Natural Thin Cut Kettle Style Lightly Salted
    • Natural Thin Cut Kettle Style Reduced 

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    So glad to see that Utz made it on the list. I love their chips! Not stated in this listing is if the chips are also fried in peanut oil or have soy ingredients! Thanks!

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    Guest al w

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    Been eating Frito Lay's Classic Family Size Gluten Free potato chips and have not had any bad reactions yet.

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    Why wasn’t Lays chips included? They are gluten-free and say so on the package.

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    The only problem with the majority of gluten-free chips is the oil used in frying.  It is typically neither cold-expeller pressed nor extra-virgin.  Heat extracted oils contain many toxins: hexane, bleach, deodorizers, pesticides and much more.  A leaky-gut cannot handle these chemicals! The FDA does not regulate the residual toxins in the oils post processing.  Be warned!  Be wise!

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    On 7/5/2019 at 8:46 AM, Guest Laura said:

    The only problem with the majority of gluten-free chips is the oil used in frying.  It is typically neither cold-expeller pressed nor extra-virgin.  Heat extracted oils contain many toxins: hexane, bleach, deodorizers, pesticides and much more.  A leaky-gut cannot handle these chemicals! The FDA does not regulate the residual toxins in the oils post processing.  Be warned!  Be wise!

    Where are you getting this information? Can you provide good sources? Links?

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    On 7/2/2019 at 7:07 AM, Guest Maureen Sullivan said:

    Why wasn’t Lays chips included? They are gluten-free and say so on the package.

    You can always find Lays even in Europe!  I eat them.  

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    Guest Pam
    On 10/1/2019 at 8:23 PM, cyclinglady said:

    You can always find Lays even in Europe!  I eat them.  

    I’m trying to find out if Dairy Fresh Chips are gluten-free?? 

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    DJFL77I

    Late July Chips only have 3 ingredients..  organic potatoes, sea salt and sunflower oil 

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    Guest Todd

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    I just found out I am Gluten intolerant and need low salt requirements.

    I live in Canada and wish to know if No Frills Brand Simple Less Salt Potato

    Chips is Gluten Free.  Many are Gluten free but have no markings, while others have "May Contain" Wheat, egg.  Or any of the others in the No Frills Brand Simple

    Potato chips are gluten free?

    Can someone help?  Very few people are willing it seems.

    Thank you

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    trents

    "Many are gluten free but have no markings" Todd, how do you know if they are gluten free if they have no markings? By "no markings" do you mean there is not an ingredient list on the package or do you mean they aren't marked "gluten free" or "certified gluten free"?

    And who do you mean when you ask for help but then add, "Very few people are willing it seems"? Who are you referring to?

    "May contain wheat, egg" probably means their ingredient formulation varies from time to time. Or, if you buy a box of these chops that comes with several different flavors it may mean that some of the flavors may have wheat and/or egg in them.

    The best you can do is just read the ingredient label and look for ingredients that might contain wheat, barley or rye. In my experience, plain potato chips and plain corn chips are safe for the no gluten crowd. It's the flavored ones that have some kind of coating or spices that may contain wheat that you have to watch out for.

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    Hi, thanks for the post.  I think this conversation could drill down a bit further.

    Lays and Utz are gluten free, but not necessarily celiac-safe.  If they are packaged on equipment used for non-gluten-free flavors or for pretzels, there is cross-contamination that is the bane of our diets--for many of us!  I have had reactions from both brands.  To offer an alternative, I know that Deep River has gluten-free certification (<= 20 ppm) and tasty flavors.

    This reminds me of breakfast cereal lists I have seen online.  Yes, Cheerios separates the wheat kernels from the oat before making the cereal, but the oats have already been contaminated with gluten.  Gluten-free and celiac-safe are often not the same.  Thanks for the outlet to share information. 

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    1 hour ago, Guest Foodie Freedom said:

    Hi, thanks for the post.  I think this conversation could drill down a bit further.

    Lays and Utz are gluten free, but not necessarily celiac-safe.  If they are packaged on equipment used for non-gluten-free flavors or for pretzels, there is cross-contamination that is the bane of our diets--for many of us!  I have had reactions from both brands.  To offer an alternative, I know that Deep River has gluten-free certification (<= 20 ppm) and tasty flavors.

    This reminds me of breakfast cereal lists I have seen online.  Yes, Cheerios separates the wheat kernels from the oat before making the cereal, but the oats have already been contaminated with gluten.  Gluten-free and celiac-safe are often not the same.  Thanks for the outlet to share information. 

    Thanks for the good information. The problem I see with "celiac-safe" is that it mainly would apply to that group of celiacs who are on the more sensitive side. For the majority of celiacs, the chips and cereals you reference are safe. According to FDA rules, "Gluent Free" cannot be used unless the product meets the <20ppm standard. So even if these chips and cereals you refer to have some CC they apparently still meet the standard. Of course, there is much discussion about whether or not 20ppm is an adequate standard.

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