Blanco Ni o - Traditional Tortilla Chips - Chilli & Lime - 8 x 170g

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Blanco Ni o - Traditional Tortilla Chips - Chilli & Lime - 8 x 170g

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White corn tortilla chips with Ancho Chilli and Zesty Lime. We use the ancient Aztec cooking method known as nixtamalisation to produce corn tortilla chips. Each batch takes three days to make, producing a truly authentic texture and flavour. We're proud to partner with small heritage producers in Mexico for our key flavours. For these chips, Ancho Chilli is sourced from a heritage farmer in Puebla, which is nicely complemented with zesty lime juice. Our chips are made with the very best ingredients, are gluten-free, vegan friendly and contain absolutely no artificial ingredients. INGREDIENTS Non-GMO White Corn (89 ), Salt, Sunflower Oil, Sugar, Spices, Acid: Citric Acid, Chilli Powder ( 1 ), Rice Flower, Lime Powder ( 1 ), Yeast Extract, Spice Extracts, Lime Oil

Case size: 8 x 170g and use 100 recyclable packaging. All products are Gluten-Free, Vegan, use Non-GMO Corn and have absolutely NO artificial ingredients . Flavours include Lightly Salted, Chilli Lime, Blue Corn, Smoky Chipotle and Creamy Jalapeño . 7 Great Taste Awards across four judged flavours . Blanco Niño is an Irish producer of traditional corn tortilla chips. The team uses the Aztec cooking method known as nixtamalisation to create their chips and continues to work with small heritage producers in Mexico.