365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Restaurant Style White Corn Tortilla Chips Unsalted, 14 OZ

Guilty pleasure. Not really permitted in my fat man diet, but is my go to if I'm gonna cheat. Like the saltiness, clean corn flavor and the oil is not heavy or oxidized.

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WOW — UNsalted chips…available commercially?!?! Sign me up!Now, I have to admit that hot, fresh, crispy chips at a Mexican restaurant (and frozen margaritas) have got to be my FAVORITE thing(s) to have there.I absolutely REFUSE to buy any of the name-brands’ bags because they’re LOADED with salt before even dipping them into more salty dips/salsas.I’ve settled on Great Value “lightly-salted”, out of desperation, but they’re STILL salty, not consistent in their thickness, and mostly broken in the bag.Our family has even tried to make the chips ourselves in a deep-fryer, but it just wasn’t the same…messy and time-consuming, to boot.I cannot recall what I was shopping for on AMZ when I stumbled upon these. But, “unsalted” (@5 mg vs 150 mg/serving) sure got my attention! Let’s just say that I will no longer be buying the Great Value brand and ONLY get these from Whole Foods/Amazon, or visit my local restaurant, from now on.They’re very good-tasting corn tortillas, with a consistent thickness, crispy, fried to perfection, don’t taste like rancid oil and, although more expensive, still cheaper than a night out. I just ordered some more…I’m hooked!

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These are no salt chips which I buy because my husband is only allowed so much sodium. These work if you make a very low sodium salsa

I do like these specially because they are salt free I have high BP so can’t have much salt. However I can’t purchase through Amazon Prime because they made them only available through Whole foods , Fresh or Weis and I am unable to check out from my Ipad because it’s an older version. So I guess I will have to find another brand!

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