Surfin' Salt Sea Salt Tortilla Chips
Sea salt cassava tortilla chip
Four ingredients carrying the whole bag of chips
Cassava flour instead of corn, so the chip fries up lighter and cleaner.
Premium avocado oil, which holds its own under heat instead of breaking down.
Chia seeds for a mild, nutty edge you notice on the second bite.
Sea salt and nothing else on top. No flavor powder anywhere near it.
What Do Salted Cassava Tortilla Chips Taste Like?
Lightly Salted, Naturally Delicious
Cassava has a naturally mild, slightly sweet flavor, and a touch of sea salt brings it forward. Our salted cassava tortilla chips balance that subtle sweetness with just the right amount of sea salt for a simple, satisfying flavor.
And then there’s the crunch. Made with cassava flour, these crispy cassava chips deliver a light, satisfying crunch that holds up from the first bite to the last.
What these cassava chips leave out
We fry in avocado oil, which costs more but behaves better
No seed oils
We fry in avocado oil, which costs more and behaves better.
No gluten and no grain
Cassava is a root, so the chip is grain-free by nature.
No dairy
Which makes the bag vegan and paleo-friendly.
No chemical flavor enhancers
Sea salt is the entire seasoning.
When to reach for salted cassava tortilla chips
A crunchy cassava snack for any time of day

Mid-afternoon
When lunch is a memory and dinner is still hours away, reach for salted cassava tortilla chips for a crispy, satisfying snack, no plate or dip needed.

On the Go
A convenient cassava snack for busy days, road trips, or whenever you want something crunchy on the go.

At your desk
Take a break with crispy cassava chips made for easy snacking straight from the bag.
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Where to buy these sea salt tortilla chips
Two clicks online or the shelf closest to you
Questions about these cassava tortilla chips
What shoppers ask before the first salted bag
What are cassava chips?
Cassava chips are made from cassava flour, milled from the root vegetable also called yuca. Because cassava is a root and not a grain, the chip comes out grain-free and gluten-free. Ours are fried in avocado oil and finished with sea salt, which gives them a lighter snap than a corn tortilla chip.
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