Has anyone tried Vacuum Fried Vegetable Chips?
Created May 24, 2012 at 5:01 PM
For those unfamiliar (as I was):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_fryer
If you are going to eat chips Vacuum Fried seem to be the way to go. Less fat and that fat is there should be better due to lower temperature cooking (also less oxidized?).
Has anyone had these? If so, what brand? How "Paleo/Primal" are they?
I've been looking around but most of these seem to be from China and I have not heard good things about their farming techniques.
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Anything with a nutrition label generally isn't paleo.... Put some thinly sliced veggies in your oven, seasoned with Himalayan salt, or pop them in a dehydrator.. thats the paleo way to go...
And if you like Kale Chips, Nomnom Paleo has a great recipe for tasty brussel sprout chips
http://nomnompaleo.com/post/15661311142/brussels-sprouts-chips
I am in the camp that as long as all of the ingredients are paleo and the cooking process isn't really bad (regular frying) its good to go. Food processing is food processing whether it is you doing the cooking or the company. I could for example expeller press my own Coconut Oil and Olive Oil (both have nutrition labels) but if I can get a similar quality with a lot less effort why wouldn't I?
@Denis...I agree with you. Seems interesting
Anything purchased at a grocery store, trucked in from out of state (or out of country) isn't paleo either. And if you made those great Nomnom Paleo kale chips, and marketed them, you'd likely have to put a nutrition label on them.
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Christopher_Gagnon
(6117)
on September 07, 2013
at 01:28 AM
Grok wasn't frying anything in any kind of oil. Or cooking on a stove. Or buying vegetables at the market. This bit of trivia is only that: trivia.
Christopher_Gagnon
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on August 03, 2012
at 12:05 AM
Anything purchased at a grocery store, trucked in from out of state (or out of country) isn't paleo either. And if you made those great Nomnom Paleo kale chips, and marketed them, you'd likely have to put a nutrition label on them.
SUSTAINEDfitness
(7302)
on July 19, 2012
at 10:03 PM
@Denis...I agree with you. Seems interesting
Caveman_Kyle
(1260)
on June 07, 2012
at 06:34 PM
I've not heard of them, but I see no reason to shy away from fats. As long as your oil is under its smoke temperature, I wouldn't worry much about oxidization either. FWIW, I doubt Grog had a vacuum chamber to process his 'low quality potatoes' (per wikipedia link). I'd stick to conventional frying and high quality potatoes.
Denis_1
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on May 24, 2012
at 05:34 PM
I am in the camp that as long as all of the ingredients are paleo and the cooking process isn't really bad (regular frying) its good to go. Food processing is food processing whether it is you doing the cooking or the company. I could for example expeller press my own Coconut Oil and Olive Oil (both have nutrition labels) but if I can get a similar quality with a lot less effort why wouldn't I?