Most potato crisps are sold in 8-ounce bags; smaller sizes (for example, 5.5-ounce bags) are also available.
Many of the crisps are labeled gluten-free. Some products are also described as kosher, non-GMO, dairy-free, or soy-free.
Some listings emphasize clean-ingredient claims such as no synthetic colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial sweeteners, and no high-fructose corn syrup.
Review summaries describe the salt-and-vinegar varieties as vinegar-forward and noticeably acidic, with many reviewers also noting a strong salty profile.
Common styles include kettle-cooked chips (often described as extra crispy), rippled/ridged chips (which add structure for dipping), and some kettle varieties that are thick-sliced for extra crunch.