If you spot perfectly golden tortilla chips in a clear bag with no brand name, you know you’ve found what you're looking for.
Whether you’re going
to a backyard get-together, housewarming party or game night, it’s almost guaranteed that a bag of chips and jar of salsa will be part of the spread. For volunteering to bring a contribution, the duo is right up there with a liter of Coke in terms of effort — until you get to the chips aisle, that is.Yellow corn or blue corn? Scoops or triangles? Lightly salted or hint-of-lime? It’s enough to have you thinking that the party guest who volunteered to make cupcakes from scratch got off easy.
So, what do they keep in mind? Follow the six steps below and you’ll be led to the perfect tortilla chips every time.Instead of heading to the grocery store for your tortilla chips, it’s worth it to do a quick Google search first to see if there’s a Mexican grocery store nearby to make your purchase.
“My favorite tortilla chips are available at most Mexican grocery stores. It’s the one with no brand that’s likely made at the store,” saidIf you spot perfectly golden tortilla chips in a clear bag with no brand name, you know you’ve found what you came in for. Tanabe said chips like these are made with real corn tortillas and are thick enough to be used for anything from chips and salsa to making chilaquiles.
If there isn’t a Mexican grocery store near you, the next-best thing you can do is support a Mexican-owned brand. Esteban Castillo, the creator of Mexican cooking resource
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