Simply Saltless Unsalted Tortilla Chips
Unsalted cassava tortilla chip
Three ingredients and nothing sprinkled on top
Cassava flour instead of corn, so the chip holds a heavy dip without breaking.
Premium avocado oil does the frying and takes the heat without breaking down.
Nothing else. No salt, no powder, no coating.
Chia seeds for the mild, nutty finish that stands in for seasoning.
What Do Unsalted Tortilla Chips Taste Like?
Quiet, Nutty, Built for a Dip
They taste like cassava, which is faintly sweet on its own, plus the mild nutty note the chia seeds bring. Nothing goes on top after the fryer, so what you taste is the chip itself.
It is a quieter chip than a seasoned one, and that is the design. Set a bowl of guacamole beside it and the whole idea makes sense on the first scoop.
What these unsalted tortilla chips leave out
We fry in avocado oil, which costs more but behaves better
No added salt
Which is the whole point of the bag, and what makes it the lowest sodium chip we make.
No seed oils
The frying happens in avocado oil, and that is deliberate.
No gluten and no grain
Cassava is a root and not a grain, so nothing had to be taken out to get there.
No dairy and no flavor enhancers
The bag lands vegan and paleo-friendly, and there is no seasoning here to prop up.
When to reach for the low sodium chips in the lineup
A plain cassava chip that carries the dip instead of competing with it

With guacamole
Guacamole already brings salt, lime and fat, so a plain chip lets the avocado land.

With salsa
Without competing salt you taste the tomato and the heat, which is the point of good salsa.

With hummus or queso
Both sit heavy on seasoning, and a saltless chip carries them without adding to the pile.
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Questions about these plain cassava chips
What shoppers ask about a chip with no salt
What are cassava chips?
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