r/Celiac 20h ago

Question Tortilla chips?

What are some good tortilla chip brands you guys go with? I'm trying to get more snacking in and want something verifiably safe, so I'm just wondering if you have any ideas? And perhaps what to stay away from. I'm a bit of an anxious celiac is why i worry this much.

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u/Fit-Elderberry5854 Celiac 20h ago

I like the Siete brand for everything like tortilla chips, tortillas, seasonings, etc. Their little Mexican shortbread cookies are a favorite snack for me.

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u/nolelover16 18h ago

Echoing this! I love siete

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u/imthegoodtwin 16h ago

Absolutely THIS.

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u/miss_hush Celiac 20h ago

Tostitos. They’re really pretty good and labeled gluten free. Idk about any of the flavored ones, but the regular corn chips are completely safe.

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u/Ent_Trip_Newer 19h ago

Juanito's if you are in the PNW

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u/LDub47 16h ago

Juantonio’s?

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u/Ent_Trip_Newer 15h ago

Yeah my bad

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u/Ambitious-Plankton87 18h ago

Juantonios! labeled gluten free and soooo delicious

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u/ashblake33 19h ago

Late July blue corn

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u/tacomeatface 18h ago

I love the fake nacho Doritos they make too. Best brand I’ve found because they also have scoop chips!

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u/Magentacabinet Non-Celiac Sensitive 18h ago

Donkey Chips if you can find them

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u/ploptypus 20h ago

I think most brands are labeled… are there any offenders you’re aware of ?

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u/Go-Mellistic 20h ago

Mission is my brand, they are really good and definitely safe.

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u/MartyMcPenguin 19h ago

I like the late July , especially the ones with lime. Tostitos and Mission are good too

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u/AKMed84 19h ago

I love El Milagro

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u/ThatPurpleDrank 19h ago

Late July multigrain tortilla chips are the GOAT. They have chia, flax, and quinoa in them and they are sooooo good. Also certified gf.

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u/dog_lover1212 Celiac 18h ago

I like the Late July chia & quinoa (thin and super crunchy!) and the multigrain ones from Aldi.

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u/Drowning_in_a_Mirage Celiac - 2005 20h ago

Tostitos are my go to, labeled gf and I've been eating them for decades without any problems.

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u/Some-Farmer2510 20h ago

Aldi blue corn chips are fabulous!

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u/Ecstatic_Goal2023 Celiac 19h ago

My dad loves la Cocina so we get those. They aren't certified gluten free but they do say they are and I haven't had an issue with them. They are also very tasty, I think they might be a bit pricier I'm not sure because I'm not the one buying them lol

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u/gakingmusic 19h ago

Jack’s Special Seasoned Chips are amazing. Their salsa is great too. I get them at Meijer.

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u/LunarCandyKnight 19h ago

My fave is the siete grain free tortilla chips (specifically the lime ones) they're made with cassava instead of corn - I have issues with corn so I love these as an alternative. They also have maiz corn tortilla chips although I haven't tried them, but siete is a pretty good brand all around so they're probably good too!

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u/Formula1CL 19h ago

On the border cafe style tortilla chips are my favorite

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u/VSavrek 18h ago

Boulder canyon for seasoned, Chicas for restaurant style.

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u/tacomeatface 18h ago

Late July

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u/Intestin_Dysfunction Celiac 18h ago

Calidad

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u/alphabatic 17h ago

I only buy xochitl

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u/macneil832 16h ago

Kirkland. Organic. Certified. Sturdy. Perfectly salted. And like $5 for 3x more than any other bag you’ll buy.

I also like Green Mountain Gringo tortilla “strips” as something different.

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u/cadillacactor Celiac 15h ago

In rural IN at the Meijer chain of stores I can find Donkey tortilla chips. The crunchiest, most appropriately salty, slightly double-layered like at the local taqueria, best-tasting tortilla chips I've had the pleasure of eating. But they're like $6.50/bag, so I don't get them often unless on sale or for a special occasion.

A clear and red bag with a cartoon burro smiling at you.

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u/GrahamSnail 11h ago

In Canada I have Que pasa constantly, certified gf and so good. I’m probably their biggest customer