A 10-member consumer panel ages 22–41 years (30% males and 60% females), consisted of students and staff of Department of Food Storage and Technology, rated the sensory quality of fried potato chips on the following attributes: colour, odour, flavour, texture, and overall quality. The samples from each produce were placed in capped glass containers and presented to each panellist at once. They were presented in containers labelled with a random three-digit numbers and displayed randomly. Between samples, the panellists were asked to drink some water. A five-point hedonic scale was used to evaluate samples. A score of 1 represented attributes most disliked and a score of 5 represented attributes most liked. Scores higher or equal to 3 were considered acceptable.