Siete Grain Free Tortilla Chips | Gluten Free Chips | Paleo & Vegan Snacks | Non GMO | Dip Chip, 5 Ounce (Pack of 3)

We saw these being offered at Whole Foods and decided to try them. They are so delicious and we can’t believe they are gluten free! There’s been a tremendous improvement in gluten free food because of cassava flour. They are crunchy and taste similar to regular corn chips but even better with more flavor. They don’t have as much salt which we prefer. They are a crunchy and healthy snack. We like these dip chips because their round shape makes them easy to dip. My aunt loves these and also Siete’s lime chips, also available on Amazon and Whole Foods. Great for parties or snacking!

I have ordered these chips before. They are very tasty and easy to dip.

I was incredibly surprised when I tasted my first chip. Considering that they don't use grain or gluten (how do they stay together?) these are probably the most delicious Tortilla chips I've ever purchased. The chips are not only delicious but hold up well to dip, thick dips such as Guacamole and a less thick dip like Tzatziki with cucumber. When you look inside the bag, however there are probably 30-40 chips in total. The bag is all puffed up which protects the chips but is a bit misleading when you see the small amount of chips actually servable. I'd recommend that you have several bags on hand if you are hosting a party or simply entertaining a few guests.

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I first found Siete Chips at Costco- I was immediately hooked. They are so light and crisp and have a very unique texture. Usually when I eat any kind of tortilla chip I can only eat a handful or two and then afterwards I feel bloated and realize I made a huge mistake. With Siete chips I can eat the same amount (or more) and I don't feel any of those issues at all. Anyway, at Costco a bag of these was like $6-7, but it was a HUGE bag, so it seemed like a great deal. Unfortunately Costco stopped selling them, and when I did find them at a regular supermarket I was bummed to see the bags were tiny and like $5-6 a pop. And you know how chip bags are- they're literally half full (yeah I know the chips settle during packaging yada yada...) Needless to say I stopped eating them. Fast forward 5 months later and one day while browsing around on Amazon (it was one of those days) I saw my old friend Site chips in a 6-pack that contained three good flavors- so in a moment of impulse shopping weakness I caved and bought them. Yes they were expensive, but I truly missed my Site chips. Anyway, I got my 6-pack and yeah the bags were small, but I fulfilled my urge. Anyway, I'm not sure if these ever go on sale at the supermarket, but I will really try to have some willpower because while these chips are insanely good, it's hard to justify the price...

Siete Tortilla Chips are my new favorite snack! Not only are they grain-free and gluten-free, but they also taste amazing. The crunch is perfect, and they’re great for dipping or just eating on their own. I love that they’re paleo, vegan, and non-GMO, which makes them a healthy option without compromising on flavor. These chips are perfect for anyone with dietary restrictions or just looking for a better snack choice. Highly recommend giving them a try!

Flavor and Texture: Despite being grain-free, these chips don't skimp on flavor or crunch. They have a satisfying texture that holds up well to dipping, with a taste that's both hearty and delicious.Dietary Inclusivity: It's rare to find a snack that caters to so many dietary restrictions without sacrificing taste. Whether you're gluten-intolerant, following a paleo diet, or vegan, these chips are a safe and enjoyable choice.Quality Ingredients: Siete is committed to using non-GMO and natural ingredients, which is evident in the taste and quality of their chips. It's a snack you can feel good about eating.Versatility: These chips are fantastic on their own, but they truly shine as a vehicle for dips. Their sturdy structure ensures they won't break easily, making them ideal for scooping up guacamole, salsa, or any other dip.

While I do enjoy these, I don't really get a 'nacho' flavor from them. For some odd reason, the flavor comes across as tomato-ish? They kind of remind me of lays ketchup chips, just less sweet. The texture isn't crispy necessarily but there is a crunch to the bite! The ingredients are great if you're looking for a healthier alternative to normal chips, just wish there would be more of a nacho flavor. I wouldn't repurchase this flavor again, but I would definitely give their other chips a try.Overall a nice chip, but not my favorite.