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Tortilla Chips?


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norahsmommy Enthusiast

I thought corn chips would be ok, however every bag I pick up seems to say "may contain traces of wheat" or made on the same machinery as wheat products. So which main stream corn chips are ok??


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We buy the On The Border Tortilla chips. The bags we have been buying say gluten free on them. Here is a link also and you can find information in the FAQ'S area.

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I buy the giant bags of Mission tortilla chips from Costco. They're gluten free (says it right on the bag) and from what I understand are made on dedicated lines. Plus, the Costco bags are less than $4.

RideAllWays Enthusiast

I eat tostitos without a problem, the white corn rounds

modiddly16 Enthusiast

Snyders and a few others have gluten free written right on the bag.

Cheryl-C Enthusiast

I buy TIFCO - they're pretty (red, blue, and white) and labeled gluten-free.

Menic Apprentice

Be careful eating chips at Mexican restaurants. A lot of places make their own in the deep fryers, which may also be contaminated from deep frying other things like chimichangas, etc. I had some nachos at a locale place that did me in.


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Frito lay corn chips are great and gluten free they come in varieties as well:)

VioletBlue Contributor

I only eat Mission tortila chips. They are the only brand that is not only gluten free but also sunflower free. Actually it's the only chip in the whole freaking chip aisle I can eat because of the sunflower thing. I also like that they have a very short, very simple ingredient list and I can pronounce everything on it. I have never had a problem with their chips or their corn tortilas.

You have to be careful with Frito products as some people react to CC in them. I can't touch them myself.

SaraKat Contributor

I eat Tostitos with no problems. Their website says they are gluten-free.

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