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Glutened By Gluten-Free Tostitos?

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user001 Contributor
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Cape cod are the exact ones that make me lose my mind. They have the perfect saltiness.

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I'll paint a picture for you; it's 11 PM, I'm craving something salty, something crunchy and I know there are potatoes in my fridge. I needed a quick fix, and I found it. Marvel in the glory that is the microwaved potato chip (and you don't have to buy that silly contraption).

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Takes a little trial and error to figure out whats best for your microwave but it's worth it and for people who have issues with frying/oil, well, it doesn't use any. They don't stay crisp for a long time but I'm seriously considering making a bunch and tossing them in my dehydrator.

I'll try it out!! My gut hates oil.

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user001 Contributor
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Are Mrs dash flavors gluten free? I used that on kale chips, it was delicious.

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I'll try it out!! My gut hates oil.

 

Awesome! Happy to share it and hope people enjoy it.

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