MASA Chips
4.6 • 8 Reviews
MASA Chips makes traditional tortilla chips from corn, salt, and tallow.
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3mo ago
It took me a minute to buy these chips due to the price but I’m so glad I did. There is also sales and memberships that make the chips more reasonable. These chips have the best crunch ever and are so good with some guacamole. I love that they are seed oil free and health conscious. I’ve tried the other flavors but the original is my favorite. Great to take to a BBQ or girls night with some guacamole.
7mo ago
new favorite snacking chip! i love the clean ingreidents and the packaging is sooooooooo cute! i really enjoy this new chip and will be buying in the future for parties, taco tuesday and for late night snacks,
These chips bring a great salty crunch and more grounded flavor which only adds to the benefit of them being cooked in beef tallow. They're great for salsa, queso, or just an addition to a sandwich. They are on the pricier side, so be prepared for that.
SO good. I am so glad I found these. They taste great and make you feel glad to eat them since they are seed oil free!! The crunch is great and I love the packaging as well. We eat them with all dips and especially Buffalo chicken dip! I have had so many of these bags come through my house. I am currently out of them, and I am so sad. They are amazing. Guilt free chip that pairs well with anything.
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What is MASA Chips?
MASA Chips makes traditional tortilla chips from corn, salt, and tallow.
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Traditional tortilla chips made with organic corn, 100% grass fed tallow, and salt— that's it. Lime now available with more flavors dropping soon!
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Seth Goldstein
Steven Arena
We use tallow that would otherwise go to waste, ensuring fuller use of agricultural outputs and more dollars in the wallets of small farmers
