Baked Sea Salt and Vinegar Sweet Potato Chips Recipe (2025)

Baked Sea Salt and Vinegar Sweet Potato Chips, are out of this world. They are the perfect munchie, and are guiltless. They taste like potato chips, but without an of the bad stuff, or fat. These are the perfect healthy snack, that you are going to love.

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Sometimes you just need salty, deep fried potato chips. But sometimes you feel like eating healthy. With these Baked Sea Salt and Vinegar Sweet Potato Chips… you get the best of both worlds.

They are quick, delicious, and super easy to make.

I am always in a snacky mood these days, and I am always on the look out for a simple and delicious snack.

These Salt and Vinegar Sweet Potato Chips are an easy way to satisfy my munchies.

They are full of delicious flavor, and are incredibly easy to make.

What sweet potato should I be looking for?

Sweet potatoes are extremely difficult to cut when they are raw. They are thick and dense, and are extremely difficult to cut, if you don’t have a sharp knife.

When looking for sweet potatoes at your grocery store, we recommend finding thin and skinny sweet potatoes so they are easier to cut into thin slices.

The thinner the sweet potato slices, the better. They will cook more evenly, and be more crisp.

Could I make this recipe using any potato?

You could most definitely use any potato to make this recipe. You may need to watch them more carefully as they microwave

They may need more or less time depending on what potatoes you use.

I would set the timer for 1 minute, check them, then add more time as needed.

Could I bake these instead of microwaving them?

You could definitely bake these sweet potato chips, instead of microwaving them.

I would heat the oven to 350 degrees and bake for 10 minutes, flip, and bake for another 10 minutes, or as needed.

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Serves: 4

Baked Sea Salt and Vinegar Sweet Potato Chips Recipe

Baked Sea Salt and Vinegar Sweet Potato Chips, are out of this world. They are the perfect munchie, and are guiltless.

Prep Time 10 minutes mins

Cook Time 8 minutes mins

Total Time 18 minutes mins

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Ingredients

  • 2 sweet potatoes
  • ½ Tablespoon sea salt
  • 1 Tablespoon vinegar

Instructions

  • Thinly cut the sweet potatoes into very thin slices.

  • Not to the point where you can see through it, but close to that thinness.

  • Press them between a paper towel so you get absorb their extra juices, and so they can become crispy when cooked.

  • Place the slices on a plate so none of them are touching.

  • Lightly brush over the slices with vinegar and sprinkle salt as desired.

  • Microwave for 2 minutes.

  • Flip the sweet potatoes over and microwave for another 2 minutes

  • Flip one or two more times cooking again for 2 minutes until you reach a desired crunchy texture.

  • Sprinkle with Sea Salt again as a garnish and extra flavoring.

  • Serve with ranch, or desired dipping sauce and enjoy!

Nutrition

Calories: 98 kcal · Carbohydrates: 23 g · Protein: 2 g · Fat: 1 g · Saturated Fat: 1 g · Sodium: 934 mg · Potassium: 381 mg · Fiber: 3 g · Sugar: 5 g · Vitamin A: 16031 IU · Vitamin C: 3 mg · Calcium: 35 mg · Iron: 1 mg

Equipment

  • Sharp knife

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  1. Donna Wirthlin says:

    I will be making these very soon! They look delicious!

  2. Ellen says:

    I am definitely going to be making these. They sound so good. On a side note, I really dislike your bottom bar that pops up about the mascara. It is almost impossible to scroll without hitting it. Plus that you have them on your pictures too, is a real negative for me. Just thought you should know.

  3. Gwen Watson says:

    These baked sweet potato chips are crunchy, tangy, and have just the right amount of salt. I love using malt vinegar in recipes such as this because it seems to taste great with potatoes. This recipe would also be good with regular potatoes, but it won?t be as healthy!

  4. Joan Wilkins says:

    These sound so good! The baked sweet potatoes slices seem to fare better than thin regular potatoes drying out better instead of turning to mush.Rather than brush on the vinegar, I thought of using one of those travel size empty spray bottles like you get at the dollar store to spray the vinegar on the chips.

  5. Amanda says:

    Do you have to soak in ice water and dry? A lot of chip recipes say to do that. Thanks.

  6. Cyd says:

    We do not soak these in ice water and dry. Just make them as directed on the recipe. They are so easy and delicious.

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Baked Sea Salt and Vinegar Sweet Potato Chips Recipe (2025)

FAQs

Are baked salt and vinegar chips healthy? ›

While acceptable as an occasional treat, overindulging in salt and vinegar potato chips is unwise. Chips are often rich in carbs, fat and sodium ⁠— and they don't contain many other nutrients. Salt and vinegar chips should consequently be consumed in limited amounts.

What is the best dip for sea salt and vinegar chips? ›

Someone on TikTok recommended mixing Worcestershire sauce into sour cream as the perfect pairing for salt & vinegar chips, tried it last night and my life will never be the same...it creates basically a fish n chips flavor experience (like the full umami of a good thicc fry with vinegar and maybe a lil tartar sauce).

How do they make salt and vinegar chips taste like vinegar? ›

Maltodextrin's porous structure absorbs a great deal of vinegar flavor, and the mixture can then be dried into a robust powder. Alternatively, many use sodium diacetate, a 1:1 ratio of sodium acetate and acetic acid, which provides salt and vinegar flavor in a dry mixture.

Are salt and vinegar chips bad for cholesterol? ›

Consuming too many salty snacks and other high-salt foods can contribute to high cholesterol levels. Most types of potato chips, corn chips, ham, and processed meats are high in salt, so keep your intake of these foods to a minimum.

Can you eat too many salt and vinegar crisps? ›

Depending on how much you ate, the consequences could range from thirst, gastric upset, and weight gain, up to death if you exceed more than 0.5–1g of salt per kg of body weight, which is the average lethal dose of salt. It would be difficult to eat enough chips/crisps to suffer salt poisoning.

What kind of vinegar is used in salt and vinegar potato chips? ›

Ingredients For Salt and Vinegar Chips

White distilled vinegar: For soaking the potato slices. Although you can use other flavors, a neutral white distilled is best. Vinegar powder: No matter how long you soak your chips, you won't achieve that lip-smacking flavor without it.

What is the best vinegar for salt substitute? ›

Use a plain white wine vinegar (ideally of at least 6 percent acidity, so a little goes a long way) or one matched to the other flavors of the dish (such as red wine vinegar in a sauce containing red wine). With just a dash, or about 1/8 teaspoon, you may find you need that much less salt.

What is the chemical in salt and vinegar seasoning? ›

So to start we all know the main chemical used as the flavoring agent in Salt and Vinegar seasoning is Sodium Diacetate and industrially it is made by combing Sodium Hydroxide (Lye) with Glacial Acetic Acid (99% Pure Vinegar) to form Sodium Acetate.

Why are there no salt and vinegar chips anymore? ›

“We did our research and sometimes flavours do not perform - and we had to discontinue the flavour. We have to listen to our customers and we made the decision, said Chetty.

What happens to your mouth when you eat salt and vinegar chips? ›

If you're in love with salt and vinegar chips, we have some bad news. Vinegar can cause enamel erosion for your teeth, which can then cause permanent damage to your teeth over time. Like most foods on this list, chasing a vinegar-filled food with water can be a huge help to your overall dental health.

Why do I sweat when I eat salt and vinegar chips? ›

The characteristic symptom of Frey syndrome is gustatory sweating, which is excessive sweating on the cheek, forehead and around the ears shortly after eating certain foods, specifically foods that produce a strong salivary response such as sour, spicy or salty foods.

Are Cape Cod sea salt and vinegar chips healthy? ›

Are Cape Cod chips healthy? Chips are not considered "healthy" but they are a treat and can fit into your diet along with other healthy foods. Eat a balanced diet of lots of produce, lean protein, dairy and whole-grains and a serving of chips here and there should be able to fit into your diet just fine.

Does vinegar make chips healthy? ›

The short answer is no, Vinegar chips are not good for you. there are full of carbs, calories, and fat and people tend to eat a lot of them in one sitting because they're lightweight and you don't feel full.

How many calories are in salt and vinegar baked chips? ›

NUTRITION FACTS*
Calories126
Sodium418 mg
Total Carbohydrate22.1 g
Dietary Fiber1.7 g
Total Sugars0.7 g
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What chips are healthy? ›

And when TODAY.com asked for healthy snack ideas, experts previously suggested these chip options:
  • Safe and Fair Popcorn Quinoa Chips.
  • Siete Sea Salt Tortilla Chips.
  • Splitz Original Crunchy Split Pea Crisp Snacks.
  • Pulp Pantry Jalapeño Lime Chips.
  • Hippeas Organic Sea Salt and Lime Chickpea Tortilla Chips.
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