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Jays Ridges Potato Chips, Cheddar and Sour Cream, 1.25 Oz Bag

Snacks · 1 Bag (35g) (35 g)

Label data from the usda fooddata central branded foods, checked 2026-08-19.

KidoChoice guidance

Best Occasionally

  • This is a fried or puffed snack food, so it fits best occasionally rather than as an everyday choice — even when the salt or sugar happens to be low.

Worth knowing

Nutrition: Added sugar is 0 g. KidoChoice has no age-specific daily reference it applies to products for this nutrient yet, so no conclusion is drawn from it.

Based on the product label, your child's age, and reviewed pediatric nutrition and ingredient evidence.

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Synthetic colors

KidoChoice prefers avoiding these when possible.

Research suggests synthetic food colors may affect behavior in some children, although most children will not have noticeable effects and occasional exposure is not considered dangerous. When similar dye-free options are available, KidoChoice recommends choosing them.

On this label as: YELLOW 6 LAKE

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Why this recommendation

Nutrition details, ingredients and source-backed safety information. Open only the sections you want to explore.

Nutrition Review

Nutrition considerations per 1 Bag (35g) (35 g) — sodium, added sugar, saturated fat and fiber live here, separate from ingredient safety. We show what each number means rather than reducing it to a single score.

  • Calories180 kcal

    This is the product-label value. Its pediatric significance is interpreted for the selected age in the evidence section below.

    Age-specific
  • Added sugar0 g

    This is the product-label value. Its pediatric significance is interpreted for the selected age in the evidence section below.

    Age-specific
  • Total sugar1 g

    This is the product-label value. Its pediatric significance is interpreted for the selected age in the evidence section below.

    Age-specific
  • Sodium300 mg

    This is the product-label value. Its pediatric significance is interpreted for the selected age in the evidence section below.

    Age-specific
  • Saturated fat1.5 g

    This is the product-label value. Its pediatric significance is interpreted for the selected age in the evidence section below.

    Age-specific
  • Protein3 g

    This is the product-label value. Its pediatric significance is interpreted for the selected age in the evidence section below.

    Age-specific
  • Fiber1.02 g

    This is the product-label value. Its pediatric significance is interpreted for the selected age in the evidence section below.

    Age-specific

USDA label values are shown as facts. KidoChoice applies its age-specific pediatric nutrition methodology separately; importer placeholders are never presented as clinical ratings.

Ingredient evidence

Each ingredient on the printed label is matched against reviewed KidoChoice evidence topics. Anything we have not reviewed is marked as such rather than judged.

  • Not in the evidence library

    KidoChoice keeps evidence profiles for ingredients with known pediatric considerations — additives, sweeteners, colours and similar. These are not among them. For everyday food ingredients that is expected, and it is not a safety judgement in either direction.

    POTATOES, VEGETABLE OILS, CORN, CANOLA, WHEY, MALTODEXTRIN, BUTTERMILK, MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE, SOUR CREAM, CREAM, NONFAT MILK, CULTURES, CHEDDAR CHEESE, CULTURED MILK, ENZYMES, LACTOSE, ONION POWDER, NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR, PAPRIKA, DISODIUM INOSINATE, DISODIUM GUANYLATE, MILK

Ingredient & safety details

No specific long-term ingredient concern identified at typical dietary exposure

KidoChoice provides general educational information and does not diagnose conditions or replace advice from your child's clinician. How we evaluate products