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.

Explore Our Three Cassava Chip Flavors

Find Your Favorite Island Time Cassava Tortilla Chips

Surfin' Salt Cassava Tortilla Chips

Surfin' Salt

Sea salt over faintly sweet cassava

If you want the chip to carry itself.

bag of lime flavor cassava chips it's island time chips

Laidback Lime

Bright citrus from pressed lime oil

You want flavor up front

bag of unsalted cassava chips it's island time brand

Simply Saltless

Pure cassava with a nutty finish

There is guacamole involved

Where to buy these unsalted tortilla chips

Questions about these plain cassava chips

What shoppers ask about a chip with no salt

Cassava chips
Cassava chips are milled from cassava, the tropical root that also goes by yuca. A root brings no grain with it, so the chip is grain-free and gluten-free from the start. In this bag the cassava is the only flavor, since no salt or seasoning goes on afterward.
They taste like cassava, which is faintly sweet on its own, plus the mild nutty note the chia seeds bring. It is a quieter chip than a seasoned one, and that is the design. Put a dip next to it and it makes sense immediately.
No salt is added during production, so this is the lowest sodium bag in the lineup. For the exact figure on the finished chip, check the nutrition panel printed on the pack or on the retailer listing, since that is the number that gets verified batch by batch.
They are, on both counts. No wheat, corn or rice goes into the recipe, and cassava has no gluten of its own. With no salt, no dairy and no seed oils either, this is the shortest ingredient list of the three bags.
Three. Simply Saltless leaves the salt out for dipping, Surfin’ Salt is the sea salt bag, and Laidback Lime brings citrus from pressed lime oil. All three start from the same cassava base, so the difference is entirely in the seasoning.
All three flavors are listed online at Walmart and Amazon. For a bag today, the product locator maps the retailers near you that stock Island Time cassava chips, which beats guessing which store put them out this week.

Articles about cassava chips

Longer reads on the root and what we leave out

They all come from the same aisle, they’re all commonly fried and salted, and they all get marketed as the “better for …

Kettle chips get marketed as the premium, more “natural” option thicker, crunchier, and often pricier. Regular chips are the everyday, lighter-textured default. …

Snacks for road trip days are shelf-stable, easy-to-eat bites that keep everyone happy between exits without melting, crushing, or making a mess. …