
As a world leading manufacturer of dehydrated potato solutions, we understand the crucial role our dehydrated potato ingredients play in the industrial production of crisps. In this article, we will inform you about the benefits of flakes and granules, explaining how they differ and which processes and crisps they are most suitable for.

Dried potato flakes are made by cooking, mashing, and then drying peeled potatoes on a drum dryer. The resulting dry film is ground into flakes. They offer a fine and uniform texture, perfect for light and airy crisps.
Dried potato granules are produced by cutting potatoes into pieces, blanching, mashing, and then drying them. During blanching, the starch is released, resulting in a firm texture. Granules are therefore suitable for making thicker, sturdier crisps with a robust texture. They are also often used in protein-rich crisps due to their ability to provide a firm base for additional ingredients.