Potato chips are a classic example of a highly processed snack that does not offer many beneficial nutrients. Not only are snack almonds heart healthy1 and contain better for you unsaturated fats, they are also a good source of dietary fiber.
 Almonds2 |
vs. |
Potato Chips3 |
|---|---|---|
1g |
 Saturated Fat |
1g |
40mg |
 Sodium |
150mg |
3g |
 Dietary Fiber |
1g |
80mg |
 Calcium |
10mg |
7.4mg |
 Vitamin E |
3mg |
75mg |
 Magnesium |
20mg |
Nutrition information based on 1oz (28g) serving.
Sources:
- Scientific evidence suggests but does not prove that eating 1.5 oz per day of most nuts, such as Almonds or Pistachios, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol may reduce the risk of heart disease. See nutrition information for fat content.
- Blue Diamond Almonds Lightly Salted Low Sodium Almonds.
- USDA Food Data Central for Potato Chips NBD Number 19411.
More Reasons to Choose Almonds
Almonds are a heart healthy1 superfood4 and make a great daily snack. Our Nonpareil supreme almonds are rich in Vitamin E and Biotin and a good source of Magnesium, which are important nutrients for maintaining beauty from the inside out.
One serving of almonds contains 50% of the Daily Value for the antioxidant Vitamin E. D-alpha-tocopherol, the form of Vitamin E in almonds, is more potent than the synthetic form of Vitamin E found in some dietary supplements5.
One serving of almonds is a good source of Magnesium which the body needs for bones and muscle function.
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Sources:
- 1 oz of almonds has 6g plant protein per serving and are an excellent source of antioxidant Vitamin E and a good source of Magnesium.
- www.almonds.com
- While almonds and pistachios contain similar grams protein per serving, pistachios have a higher protein quality than almonds.
