Everyone loves a good chip—it’s the universal snack that never lets you down. Whether you’re watching the game, need a quick bite, or just want something crunchy, chips are always the go-to. But store-bought ones don’t hold a candle to the homemade kind. These crispy creations put the bagged stuff to shame, with fresher ingredients and way more flavor.

Roasted carrot slices on parchment paper, showing a range of sizes and degrees of charring. some pieces are deeply caramelized.
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Air Fryer Maple Cinnamon Apple Chips

Air fryer apple chips on a plate.
Air Fryer Maple Cinnamon Apple Chips. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

These air fryer apple chips come together in minutes, giving you that crispy crunch with just the right amount of sweetness. Skip the processed stuff and enjoy a snack that’s fresher, lighter, and perfect for satisfying those mid-day cravings. You’ll wonder why you ever bought the bagged version.
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Air Fryer Zucchini Chips

Zucchini chips without breading made in the air fryer in a bowl on a wooden plate.
Air Fryer Zucchini Chips. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Craving something crunchy but don’t want to fuss with breading? These air fryer zucchini chips are the answer. With a punch of garlic and no heavy coating, they crisp up fast and make the perfect snack or side dish. You’ll be reaching for these instead of fries before you know it.
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Eggplant Chips

Mediterranean Eggplant Chips.
Eggplant Chips. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

If you haven’t tried eggplant chips yet, you’re missing out. These Mediterranean-spiced crisps are your new favorite snack to pair with hummus, guac, or just munch on their own. They’re easy to make and pack in some serious crunch. Give your veggies a crispy edge and dip away!
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Garlicky Kale Chips

Garlicky kale chips in a small white bowl.
Garlicky Kale Chips. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Tired of bland snacks? These garlicky kale chips are anything but. With just a quick spin in the air fryer, they come out crispy, light, and full of flavor. Perfect for snacking when you want something crunchy that’s not going to weigh you down. No one’s turning these down.
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Pizza Kale Chips

Pizza flavored kale chips in a wooden bowl.
Pizza Kale Chips. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

These kale chips are pizza-flavored without the heavy crust. Tossed in parmesan, sun-dried tomatoes, and a blend of spices, they bring all the flavor and none of the junk. Great for snacking when you want something quick, fun, and seriously tasty. No one will believe it’s kale!
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Plantain Chips

Plantain chips on a platter with salsa.
Plantain Chips. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Who needs potato chips when you’ve got crispy plantain chips? Perfect for scooping up salsa or just munching on their own, these chips are crispy, crunchy, and way more fun than the usual snacks. They’re easy to make and totally addictive, so go ahead and double the batch.
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Tomato Chips

Tomato chips stacked on a white surface.
Tomato Chips. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Tomatoes as chips? Yep, and they’re ridiculously good. Quick to make in the microwave, these tomato chips are crunchy and slightly sweet, making them the perfect snack for when you want something a little different. You won’t believe how easy it is to turn tomatoes into a fun, crispy treat.
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Carrot Chips

Carrot Chips. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Two ways to get your veggies in and make them fun? Sign us up! These carrot chips come out crispy whether you like them spicy or sweet. They’re great for snacking, adding a bit of crunch to your meals, or even sneaking some veggies into picky eaters.
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How to Make Air Fryer Potato Chips

How to Make Air Fryer Potato Chips. Photo credit: Two Kids and a Coupon.

Ditch the store-bought and make your own air fryer potato chips at home. They’re crispy, salty, and everything you love about chips—without the extra grease. Perfect for game days, snacks, or whenever you need that potato chip fix. These might just become your go-to.
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Masala Fries

Masala Fries. Photo credit: The Side Baker.

Bring some bold flavor to your fries with these Masala Fries. Loaded with a mix of spices, they’re the perfect way to kick your basic fries up a notch. Easy to make, these crispy fries are great on their own or as a side to your favorite meals.
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Beet Chips in the Air Fryer

Beet Chips in the Air Fryer. Photo credit: Binky’s Culinary Carnival.

Beet chips might just be the snack you didn’t know you needed. They’re crispy, slightly sweet, and make a fun snack that even the veggie-haters can get behind. Air frying makes them quick and easy, so you can have a batch ready to go in no time.
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Fried Zucchini Chips

Fried Zucchini Chips. Photo credit: CopyKat Recipes.

Fried zucchini chips are the perfect combo of crispy outside and tender inside. With just the right amount of seasoning, they’re great for snacking or as a side dish for any meal. Once you taste that crispy bite, you’ll see why this is a family favorite.
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Cinnamon Spice Coconut Chips

Cinnamon Spice Coconut Chips. Photo credit: Whole New Mom.

These cinnamon coconut chips are the snack you’ll want to keep around all the time. Sweet, crispy, and so easy to make, they’re perfect for those moments when you need a quick snack that fills you up. Great for teens or anyone who’s always looking for something crunchy.
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Sweet Potato Chips

Sweet Potato Chips. Photo credit: Living Chirpy.

Looking for a chip that doesn’t leave you feeling greasy? Sweet potato chips are your answer. Baked to crispy perfection with a little coarse salt, they’re great for snacking or even as a side dish. Grab your favorite dip and enjoy these crunchy, salty chips without any regrets.
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Coconut and Kale Chips

Coconut and Kale Chips. Photo credit: My Chef’s Apron.

Make this sweet and salty coconut and kale chips baked until deliciously crispy for your next movie night snack!
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Pumpkin Chips

Pumpkin Chips. Photo credit: Tasty Oven.

These pumpkin chips are made from the skin of a pumpkin and bring a perfect crunch. Tossed with nutmeg and cinnamon, they’re a great snack that gives you all the Fall vibes, whether baked or air fried.
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Cheesy Pickle Chips

Cheesy Pickle Chips. Photo credit: How 2 Do Keto.

Ditch the potato chips and try these cheesy pickle chips instead. Just two ingredients for a crispy, tangy, salty bite that’s super easy to whip up and perfect when you need a crunchy snack fix.
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Potato Skin Chips

Potato Skin Chips. Photo credit: Marcellina in Cucina.

Potato skin chips are the crunchy snack you never knew you needed. Crispy, salty, and seriously addictive, these chips will have you reaching for more every time.
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Homemade BBQ Chips

Homemade BBQ Chips. Photo credit: Homemade In The Kitchen.

These homemade BBQ chips are tossed in a spicy seasoning that’ll rival any bag from the store. They’re super crispy, and with easy baked or fried options, they’re simpler to make than you’d think.
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Homemade Salt and Vinegar Chips

Homemade Salt and Vinegar Chips. Photo credit: Homemade In The Kitchen.

These homemade salt and vinegar chips bring that tangy, lip-smacking flavor you love. They come out crispy, and with both baking and frying methods, it’s easy to make them your way.
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Gina Matsoukas is an AP syndicated writer. She is the founder, photographer and recipe developer of Running to the Kitchen — a food website focused on providing healthy, wholesome recipes using fresh and seasonal ingredients. Her work has been featured in numerous media outlets both digital and print, including MSN, Huffington post, Buzzfeed, Women’s Health and Food Network.

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