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Roda Rising Star
Roda
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I am currently searching for a tortilla chip that is safe to eat. I do not like mission one at all. I have been eating Santitas made by frito lay. I don't believe I have a problem with them but I'm just going over a few things. Anyone have luck with these or have any other suggestions?

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Dixiebell Contributor
Dixiebell
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I found a corn chip at Whole Foods, XOCHiL (so'cheel). It is the best store bought corn chip I have ever had. It is very thin and crispy. A little pricey but so good.

jststric Contributor
jststric
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I eat Santitas also and have never had any problem with them.

Roda Rising Star
Roda
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I eat Santitas also and have never had any problem with them.

Glad to hear others eat them without problems. I really think they are fine, but going back a third time to look at things.

GlutenFreeManna Rising Star
GlutenFreeManna
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I like Snyders of Hanover or Eatsmart Naturals Tortilla chips.

Also Grande chips are good, just make sure you get the ones that say gluten free (they make one with a seasoning that has gluten and a multigrain chip with wheat in it).

I also like to make my own chips in the oven with Mission corn tortillas. Just pre-heat oven to 350, spray the tortillas with oil, cut into chips with a pizza cutter and bake for 10-15 minutes on until crisp. Then sprinkle with salt while still warm.

cassP Contributor
cassP
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omg, just been on google trying to find the brand name cause i forgot, and i cant find it :(

anyways- there's tortilla chips at Whole Foods i LOVE. i sometimes have a sinus attack- cause i DO have a problem with corn, but some of you guys dont

this brand has maybe 4 different flavors: Black Bean, Sea Salt, Nacho cheese flavor?, ??

they're made out of rice flour & corn four

sorry i cant remember the name :(

StacyA Enthusiast
StacyA
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I like Frito Lay Corn Rounds. I have them all the time.

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GFinDC Veteran
GFinDC
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I have been doing all-right with these chips from Food Should Taste Good.

They aren't fried in soy, so I can eat them. :)

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Roda Rising Star
Roda
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All great suggestions. Thanks!

Heidi S. Rookie
Heidi S.
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I eat Santitas white or yellow corn, they are both gluten free in my 2010 Gluten free grocery shopping guide!

I see no need to change a good and cheap thing! You can not beat $2 a bag!

cap6 Enthusiast
cap6
Posted

I love Santitas and always grab a few to take along to our favorite Mexican place so I can munch along with everyone else. I always take my own salsa too. Does anyone trust regular restaurant salsa?

cassP Contributor
cassP
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okay- i was at the store the other day- and this is the brand i love-

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summerteeth Enthusiast
summerteeth
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I don't know if they are available everywhere or not, but I am a big fan of El Milagro tortilla chips and their tostadas. My sister lives really close to their storefront in Chicago and I have gone in and asked - their products are all safe.

crimsonviolet Apprentice
crimsonviolet
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I don't know if they are available everywhere or not, but I am a big fan of El Milagro tortilla chips and their tostadas. My sister lives really close to their storefront in Chicago and I have gone in and asked - their products are all safe.

I love these chips. I'm so glad that they're safe.

crimsonviolet Apprentice
crimsonviolet
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Is anyone familiar with the Central Market (HEB) brands? I've been eating the organic corn chips when they don't list "mfg in facility with wheat blah blah" and I *think* they're ok. They have tortilla chips and a new frito-type chip.

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