Common potato chips are made by slicing potatoes and processing them with oil at high temperature, generally containing 30% to 40% fat. According to different tastes, some brands of potato chips also contain high salt. Potato, the main raw material of potato chips, is rich in B vitamins such as vitamin B 1, B2, B6 and pantothenic acid, a lot of high-quality cellulose, as well as trace elements, amino acids, protein, fat and high-quality starch. However, some B vitamins have low thermal stability at high temperature and are easily destroyed in cooking.