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Unsalted Tortilla Chips

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$86.00 CAD
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 per 
Vegan
Gluten Free
Low Sodium
Low sugar
These traditionally made tortilla chips are designed to take a deep dive into guac or be turned into a rockin’ plate of nachos.
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  • Volcanic stone ground corn

  • Real, simple ingredients
  • Deliciously crunchy
  • Certified Organic & Non-GMO

Volcanic stone ground corn*, sunflower* and/ or safflower* oil, calcium hydroxide (hydrated lime). *Organic.

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  • vegcdn

Organic Ingredients

  • White Corn

    Certified organic and packed with whole grain nutrition, our corn is GMO free and naturally gluten free. A-maïze-ing!

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organic and made to share

We start with organic whole kernel corn, ground between volcanic stones for the perfect texture and the purest taste. This the traditional way tortilla chips have been made in Mexico for generations — and the way we've made them since we started out as a street-front deli in Vancouver, BC in 1983.

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volcanic stone ground

Every Que Pasa chip is crafted simply from whole grain organic corn that’s ground between hand-cut Mexican volcanic lava millstones into a fine masa – much like the dough you’d find in Mexico’s heartland centuries ago.

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