Absolutely. I would imagine the rest of the difference is comprised of:
- the aforementioned potato cabal (it really exists. Theres a fun Half-as-interesting video on how it affects the price of fries)
- Insane chip profit margins, because of the consumers' willingness to pay. Consider a meal containing meat. Sure the manufacturer is making a profit, but can you imagine how much more profit they would be making by selling you a meal with the same amount of calories, but made of potatoes or corn? The consumer is willing to pay, say, $10 for a simple meal containing some meat, but what about half a meal? Maybe $3-5? Well, here come potato chips. They act like they're half a meal, but they're actually just cheap oil and a spud. The consumer will still pay more for it, so the companies can charge that much and make a huge profit from the willingness to pay of their dupes.