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Baked Parmesan Zucchini Chips

Golden, crispy baked parmesan zucchini chips make the perfect healthy snack when you’re craving something salty! These easy, low-carb zucchini chips use simple ingredients and are delicious dipped in your favorite condiments.

Prep Time
5 mins
Cook Time
20 mins
Total Time
25 mins

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  • says:

    5 stars
    Delicious! I had trouble getting the egg white and coating to stick so I mostly just sprinkled the coating, and it was still really good and baked well! I had to cook it 10 extra mins to get them to really crisp up but so worth the wait. Thank you for the recipe!

  • says:

    5 stars
    This is by far my new favorite way to eat zucchini! I made this recipe and it was a massive hit with the family – even my brother who hates vegetables loved it! They came out so crispy and flavorful; the equal parts parmesan cheese and bread crumbs was a real critical choice. I loved everything about this dish and it will definitely become a new staple recipe for me!

    • replied:

      Yay!! So glad to hear that you guys loved them 🙂

  • says:

    Super tasty way to enjoy zucchini. These guys did not stay on the table for long. I recommend drying zucchini slices off with a paper towel to remove excess moisture.

    • replied:

      Great tip! Glad you enjoyed 🙂

  • says:

    Can I leave out the breadcrumbs and only dip in egg yolk and coat with Parmesan?

  • says:

    I don’t know about you but sweat and salad don’t sound too good, though sweet and salad does!

  • says:

    what is the calorie count for these ?

  • says:

    really love the vegetarian recipes you have, do you what is the calorie count for this?

  • says:

    Would love to take these camping, wondering if they would hold up if done ahead and reheated?

  • says:

    You could probably mix soymilk or a little heavy cream with some mustard for thickness/binding agent 🙂

  • says:

    my husband is allergic to eggs. what could i use as a subsatute?

  • says:

    you can use gluten free bread crumbs…

  • says:

    better than chips I am sure. Yum Yum

  • says:

    So…..I had a ton of zucchini I was trying to use up. First I made your low-fat muffins and then I made these. I expected that these would be “ok.” You know….just a good side to our meal. Um, NO. I pretty much ate these for my entire meal they were so good! I can’t believe how crisp and yummy they were. I will definitely be making these again!

  • says:

    Will be scouring this site for a way to turn these yummy treats into something gluten-free… and also yummy. There’s got to be a way!!!

  • says:

    These sound delicious, however I am curious about the zucchinis. The ones I use for loaves or grilling always have a gelatinous center and seeds like a cucumber that I have to remove before using. Since you are cutting your chips to be circular, or crosswise, are you eating the middle? Otherwise they would look like donuts with holes. Perhaps there is a particular variety that doesn’t have this center, or perhaps the size/age matters? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

  • says:

    these were awesome!

  • says:

    Looking forward to trying these. They look so good!

  • says:

    These are great!!!!! Second batch in 2 days! I used Panko and they were crispy.

  • says:

    They look yummy, a must try.

  • says:

    Great recipe! Will be linking back to this in my post tomorrow.

  • says:

    I’ll be trying these out for sure. I love french fries and this is a great substitute! Thanks for the recipe. Love the pic of the water btw.
    -Michelle

  • says:

    I just ate zucchini for the first time in years on goat cheese tarts this week and told my bf they'd make perfect baked chips!

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