Laidback Lime Tortilla Chips

Lime cassava tortilla chip

Four ingredients and one of them is pressed citrus

Cassava flour instead of corn, so the chip stays light under the citrus.

Pure lime oil pressed from the fruit, never a seasoning powder shaken over the top.

Premium avocado oil in the fryer, steady under heat where other oils give up.

Chia seeds sitting under the lime with a mild, nutty note.

What Do Lime Tortilla Chips Taste Like?

Bright Citrus, Never Sour

Cassava is faintly sweet on its own, and pressed lime oil lands on top of that as a clean citrus lift rather than the sharp tang of a powdered seasoning. These lime tortilla chips taste like fruit, not like a packet.

The citrus goes into the chip instead of onto your fingers, so it stays bright from the first handful down to the last. Your hands come out of the bag clean.

What these lime tortilla chips leave out

We fry in avocado oil, which costs more but behaves better

No artificial colors

The chip is the color of the cassava it came from.

No seed oils

Avocado oil costs us more and treats the chip better.

No chemical flavor enhancers

The tang is lime oil doing the work on its own.

No gluten and no grain

Cassava is a root, so the chip never had either one.

When to reach for lime tortilla chips

A citrus cassava snack for anywhere with a breeze

Explore Our Three Cassava Chip Flavors

Find Your Favorite Island Time Cassava Tortilla Chips

Surfin' Salt

Sea salt over faintly sweet cassava

If you want the chip to carry itself.

Laidback Lime

Bright citrus from pressed lime oil

You want flavor up front

Simply Saltless

Pure cassava with a nutty finish

There is guacamole involved

Where to buy these lime tortilla chips

Questions about these lime cassava chips

What shoppers ask about a citrus chip

What are cassava chips?

Cassava chips start from cassava flour, milled from the tropical root also known as yuca. Since a root carries no grain, the chip lands gluten-free without anything being taken out. Ours are thin, fried in avocado oil and finished with pressed lime oil rather than a seasoning blend.

How strong is the lime flavor?

Bright, not sour. Pure lime oil reads as a clean citrus lift rather than the sharp tang of a powdered seasoning, so it works on its own and it does not fight a dip. If you want the citrus louder, a squeeze of fresh lime over the bag does it.

Are these lime tortilla chips gluten-free?

They are, and grain-free at the same time. There is no wheat, corn or rice anywhere in the recipe, so the bag also works for vegan, paleo and non-GMO shopping lists. The lime comes from oil, not from a wheat-carrier seasoning.

Do the chips have chia seeds in them?

They do. Chia goes into the cassava base of all three flavors, and it adds a mild, nutty note plus natural nutrients. In these lime tortilla chips it sits under the citrus, which is why the chip tastes rounder than a plain flavored chip.

What flavors of cassava chips does Island Time Chips offer?

Three. Laidback Lime brings citrus from pressed lime oil, Surfin’ Salt is the sea salt bag, and Simply Saltless leaves the salt out for dipping. All three start from the same cassava base, so the difference is entirely in the seasoning.

Where can I buy Island Time Chips?

Walmart and Amazon both stock the full lineup online. If you would rather pick up the bag today, the product locator shows which nearby retailers carry Island Time cassava chips and saves you the trip to an empty aisle.

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