Schnitz Chips & Dips Australia: Complete Guide to 17 Items

Schnitz chips and dips put the same diamond-cut chips beside the meal instead of inside it. Eight chip serves run from Small to Family in Original and Sweet Potato, three loaded chips add toppings, and six dips sit beside them. Every line uses the same potatoes and the same seasoning.

Schnitz chips and dips list every line with its official kilojoule figure from the menu checked on 30 October 2026. Kilojoules, written as kJ, are the energy unit used on Australian menus. Prices come from delivery listings at Victorian stores, checked on 6 November 2026, and each one is labeled approximate.

Start with the table to compare all twenty rows side by side, then read the size, loaded chips, and dip comparisons before you choose. Ordering help, the kilojoule range, and an explanation of delivery prices follow the table. Figures come from the official menu, and this guide is not affiliated with Schnitz.

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What is on the chips and dips menu

Schnitz chips and dips cover seventeen items in four groups: eight chips, three loaded chips, six dips, and three dip-context sauces. The chips come in four sizes, Small, Regular, Large, and Family, in Original and Sweet Potato. Loaded chips use Original chips as the base.

A dip is a small serve beside the chips, not a meal, so it adds flavour without adding a full serve. Aioli, BBQ Relish, and the four mayos cover the six named dips, while Signature Sauce, Premium Ranch, and Kettle-Cooked Gravy appear as dips too. Each dip is one serving.

The full list

All 17 chips and dips, with kilojoules

In the schnitz chips and dips table below, chip figures come first, then loaded chips, then the six dips, then the three dip-context sauces. All kilojoule figures come from the official menu checked on 30 October 2026. Prices are delivery figures from Victorian listings, checked on 6 November 2026, and labeled approximate.

Read each row of the schnitz chips and dips table as one line with its kilojoules and its price, where a price is listed. Five rows show PENDING because no delivery price was listed for them. The last three rows are dip-context sauces, not separate items, so the count stays at seventeen.

Item	Description	kJ	Delivery price (approx.)
Small Original Chips Small, Original	Diamond-cut, beer-battered Tasmanian Russet potatoes with Tom’s secret seasoning.	1,910 kJ	$7.90
Regular Original Chips Regular, Original	Diamond-cut, beer-battered Tasmanian Russet potatoes with Tom’s secret seasoning.	2,270 kJ	$8.90
Large Original Chips Large, Original	Diamond-cut, beer-battered Tasmanian Russet potatoes with Tom’s secret seasoning.	2,780 kJ	$10.50
Family Original Chips Family, Original	Diamond-cut, beer-battered Tasmanian Russet potatoes with Tom’s secret seasoning.	4,300 kJ	PENDING
Small Sweet Potato Chips Small, Sweet Potato	Diamond-cut sweet potato chips with Tom’s secret seasoning.	1,930 kJ	PENDING
Regular Sweet Potato Chips Regular, Sweet Potato	Diamond-cut sweet potato chips with Tom’s secret seasoning.	2,300 kJ	PENDING
Large Sweet Potato Chips Large, Sweet Potato	Diamond-cut sweet potato chips with Tom’s secret seasoning.	2,780 kJ	PENDING
Family Sweet Potato Chips Family, Sweet Potato	Diamond-cut sweet potato chips with Tom’s secret seasoning.	4,280 kJ	PENDING
Chick’n’Gravy Loaded, Original chips	Original chips with traditional crumbed chicken schnitzel, cheese sauce, gravy and spring onion.	3,270 kJ	$17.90
American Loaded, Original chips	Original chips with cheese sauce, tomato sauce, mustard, bacon, crumbled bacon and spring onion.	2,980 kJ	$17.90
Veggie Volcano Loaded, Original chips	Original chips with traditional crumbed veggie schnitzel, cheese sauce, hot curry mayo, pickled jalapenos and spring onion.	4,100 kJ	$17.90
Aioli Dip, per serving	Aioli dip, one serving.	750 kJ	$2.00
BBQ Relish Dip, per serving	BBQ relish dip, one serving.	193 kJ	$2.00
Chipotle Chilli Mayo Dip, per serving	Chipotle chilli mayonnaise dip, one serving.	432 kJ	$2.00
Honey Mustard Mayo Dip, per serving	Honey mustard mayonnaise dip, one serving.	573 kJ	$2.00
Sweet Chilli Mayo Dip, per serving	Sweet chilli mayonnaise dip, one serving.	495 kJ	$2.00
Tomato Sauce Dip, per serving	Tomato sauce dip, one serving.	146 kJ	$0.60
Signature Sauce Dip, not a dunking cup	Signature Sauce as a dip, not a dunking cup.	Not published	$2.00
Premium Ranch Dip, not a dunking cup	Premium Ranch as a dip, not a dunking cup.	Not published	$2.00
Kettle-Cooked Gravy Dip, not a dunking cup	Kettle-cooked gravy as a dip, not a dunking cup.	293 kJ	$5.00

Small, Regular, Large, or Family: Picking a Chip Size

Schnitz chips come in four sizes as Original Chips, and the kilojoules climb with each step up. Small holds 1,910, Regular holds 2,270, Large holds 2,780, and Family holds 4,300. Sweet Potato Chips follow the same four sizes, with figures close to Original at every size except Family.

Pick Small when the chips are a side beside a wrap or a plate, since a Small serve holds 1,910 kilojoules. Regular suits a single serve on its own, Large suits sharing between two, and Family suits a group feed. Sweet Potato runs a little higher than Original at Small and Regular.

Loaded Chips: Three Toppings on the Same Base

Loaded chips start with Original chips and add a topping, so the base never changes. Chick’n’Gravy adds crumbed chicken schnitzel, cheese sauce, gravy, and spring onion. American adds cheese sauce, tomato sauce, mustard, bacon, and spring onion, while Veggie Volcano adds veggie schnitzel and hot curry mayo.

Chick’n’Gravy holds 3,270 kilojoules, American holds 2,980, and Veggie Volcano holds 4,100, the heaviest line on this page. All three cost $17.90 on delivery at the Victorian stores checked. Pick American for the lightest loaded serve, and Veggie Volcano when a veggie schnitzel topping sounds right.

The Dips: Six Small Serves Beside the Chips

Six named dips sit beside the chips, each in one serving, and each one changes the flavour without changing the chips. Aioli is the richest at 750 kilojoules, while Tomato Sauce is the lightest at 146. BBQ Relish, Chipotle Chilli Mayo, Honey Mustard Mayo, and Sweet Chilli Mayo sit between them.

Dips cost $2.00 each on delivery at Victorian stores, except Tomato Sauce at $0.60. One dip suits a Small or Regular serve, while two dips suit a Large or Family serve shared between people. Check the schnitz nutrition info table on the official menu for the full figures on every dip.

Signature Sauce, Premium Ranch, and Gravy as Dips

Three more sauces appear as dips on the menu: Signature Sauce, Premium Ranch, and Kettle-Cooked Gravy. They sit beside the six named dips, but they are not separate items on the menu, so the item count stays at seventeen. The table lists them as dip-context rows, with a note beside each name.

The official menu shows one shared nutrition table for the three sauces, with 293 kilojoules, so that figure sits beside Kettle-Cooked Gravy. Sodium in that table runs to 1,280 milligrams, which fits gravy rather than a mayo-style sauce. The other two show a dash because no separate dip figure is published.

The same three sauces also appear as dunking cups with tenders, with different kilojoules. A Signature Sauce dunking cup holds 2,640 kilojoules, Premium Ranch holds 2,000, and Kettle-Cooked Gravy holds 266. Those dunking cup figures sit on the tenders page, not here, so do not mix them with the dip figures above.

Chips Beside Wraps, Tenders, and Plates: Where They Fit

Chips are the side that follows the schnitzel across the menu, so schnitz chips and dips sit beside every main. Tender boxes pair small Original chips with tenders, plates serve small chips beside schnitzel, and the Royal Chip Butty puts chips inside a burger. The chips stay the same in each place.

See Tom’s Signature Tenders for tenders by the piece, with boxes that include small chips and slaw. Wraps & Burgers covers the same schnitzel in a roll or a wrap, Schnacks covers mini serves with mini chips, and Plates & Salads serves the schnitzel on a plate with chips or salad.

Reading the Kilojoules: The Lightest and Heaviest Lines

Tomato Sauce is the lightest line here at 146 kilojoules, and BBQ Relish follows at 193. Family Original Chips are the heaviest at 4,300 kilojoules, with Family Sweet Potato Chips just behind at 4,280. For schnitz chips calories, read the kilojoule figure on the menu page.

Each item carries a nutrition table on the official menu, the schnitz nutritional info readers ask for, covering energy, protein, fat, and sodium. Schnitz bases these tables on 8,700 kilojoules a day, the average adult intake in Australia. Check the official Schnitz menu page for the full table on any line here.

Ordering Chips and Dips for Delivery

The official menu page publishes items and kilojoules but no item prices, so prices on this schnitz chips and dips page come from delivery listings instead. Figures below reflect delivery listings at Victorian stores, checked on 6 November 2026. Each figure is labeled approximate, and schnitz delivery prices vary by store.

Check the price at your store before you order, since that figure is what you will pay. In-store prices are lower, and delivery prices here run from $0.60 to $17.90. Five rows show PENDING, so treat any single price as local, not national, since Schnitz states the menu may vary per restaurant.

Keep looking

Explore the rest of the menu

The other 7 categories on the menu, with the same official figures and the same labeled delivery prices.

7 categoriesFull menuAll 7 categories and 98 official lines, with kilojoules and labeled delivery prices.Start with the category you want, then open its full guide for the complete table.Browse the full menu →11 itemsWraps & BurgersBurgers and wraps built around crumbed chicken schnitzel, served on their own or with chips.Eleven names, each as a burger and as a wrap.See all 11 Wraps & Burgers →11 linesTendersPacks and boxes in Original and Spicy.Pick the pack size first, then decide Original or Spicy.See all 11 Tenders →11 linesSchnacksMini wraps, Schnuggets packs and tender schnacks.Pick a mini wrap, a Schnuggets pack, or a tender schnack first, then check the kilojoules.See all 11 Schnacks →23 linesPlates & SaladsPlates built around the schnitzel, plus fresh and side salads.Pick schnitzel, parma or loaded first, then choose chips, salad, or both.See all 23 Plates & Salads →23 linesDessertsLoaded cookies, flat cookies, boxes, skillets and brownies.Pick a loaded cookie, a skillet or a brownie first, then check the box sizes.See all 23 Desserts →2 packsKidsTwo packs: the Teeny-Weeny Pack and the Kiddy Schnugget Pack.Pick the schnitzel pack or the nugget pack first, then check the drink.See all 2 Kids →

Conclusion

The short version

Schnitz chips and dips cover seventeen items in four groups, and one pattern runs through them: the same chips, four sizes, and dips beside them. From a Melbourne café in 2007, Schnitz reached Liverpool, NSW, in 2014 as its interstate store and grew nationwide. Official kilojoules anchor every row, with delivery prices.

Use the table to pick your chips, loaded chips, or dip, then check the size comparison before you lock in a serve. Full menu guide puts all seven categories on one page when you want the menu. Desserts finishes the meal, with the same figures and the same honesty.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How many kilojoules in Small Original Chips?

Small Original Chips hold 1,910 kilojoules. Regular holds 2,270, Large holds 2,780, and Family holds 4,300.

What is the difference between Original Chips and Sweet Potato Chips?

Original Chips are beer-battered Tasmanian Russet potatoes. Sweet Potato Chips use sweet potato instead, with kilojoules close at every size.

Which loaded chips does Schnitz sell?

Three: Chick’n’Gravy, American, and Veggie Volcano. Each one costs $17.90 on delivery, and Veggie Volcano is the heaviest at 4,100 kilojoules.

How many dips are on the menu?

Six named dips, plus Signature Sauce, Premium Ranch, and Kettle-Cooked Gravy as dips. Most dips cost $2.00 each on delivery.

Can I order chips and dips for delivery?

Yes. Schnitz delivery runs through the Schnitz website and app for a schnitz order online, and through delivery apps. Prices vary by store and by channel.

Are delivery prices the same as in-store prices for chips and dips?

No. Prices here are delivery figures from Victorian listings, checked on 6 November 2026, and they vary by store. In-store prices are typically lower.