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Chili-Lime Veggie Chips

Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on January 6, 2011.

chili lime veggie chips adapted from weight watchers chipotle lime veggie chips quick and easy low calorie healthy recipe Recipe by Star Geisz

(Adapted from Weight Watcher’s Chipotle-Lime Veggie Chips)

Star posted her recipe for some of her friends on FaceBook. She said she thinks her version of the veggie chips are “really really yummy! And I am *not* a veggie person.” She added that “I made them this morning for dinner tonight and I might have to make another batch - I can hardly keep my hands OUT of them! Delicious!!” (Judging from the pictures, they do look wonderful. But I’m a big roasted veggie fan. Plus this gets me off the hook for a bit longer: I can quit trying to decide which of my recipes I should post — and in what order — and start with this one by Star. So now Star Geisz’s Chili-Lime Veggie Chips is the first official recipe on RealMealMagic.com. Enjoy!)

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Tags: carrot, easy, free recipe, healthy, lime, lime zest, low calorie, parsnip, quick, Quick and Easy, quick and healthy, Recipe, recipe adaptation, roasted, root vegetables, sweet potato, veggie chips, weight watchers

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