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Juanitas Tortilla Chips

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army01
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8:28p, 1/7/20
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Since moving back to Texas, we have struggled to find Juanita's tortilla chips in any grocery stores. We've been able to find some of the flavored varieties, but not the standard tortilla chips. Has anyone had these and if so can you tell me where you bought them?

I'm in Fort Worth area, but we have looked in stores in Denton, Dallas, Tarrant and Parker counties.
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8:33p, 1/7/20
They have them at HEB Hudson Oaks. Off 20 between Aledo and Weatherford
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10:52p, 1/7/20
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If your heb has the big bags of fresh chips in the bakery area, those things are hard to beat.

...but no help on the original question.
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In reply to mustang90 • 11:49p, 1/7/20
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mustang90 said:
They have them at HEB Hudson Oaks. Off 20 between Aledo and Weatherford
Seriously? I didn't see them last week I'll have to look again. Thanks!
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In reply to RK • 1:39p, 1/11/20
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RK said:
If your heb has the big bags of fresh chips in the bakery area, those things are hard to beat.

...but no help on the original question.

This. They are the closest thing to authentic Mexican restaurant style chips I've ever purchased. Actually, I would say they ARE essentially restaurant style chips (thin, crispy, crack infused). I usually get the sea salt ones. Warning... they are addictive... presumably due to said crack infusion.

Edit: pro tip... ...if you have an air fryer throw them in there 1-2 min before serving and they'll come out sizzling hot and exuding crack oil.
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In reply to SpiderDude • 2:44p, 1/11/20
They used to be better when they were thicker because they were an awesome chip dip. They're still really good.
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3:50p, 1/15/20
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El Milagro. The thick cut style. We literally refer to them as "Crack Chips" in my house.
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In reply to SpiderDude • 9:25p, 1/15/20
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SpiderDude said:
RK said:
If your heb has the big bags of fresh chips in the bakery area, those things are hard to beat.

...but no help on the original question.

This. They are the closest thing to authentic Mexican restaurant style chips I've ever purchased. Actually, I would say they ARE essentially restaurant style chips (thin, crispy, crack infused). I usually get the sea salt ones. Warning... they are addictive... presumably due to said crack infusion.

Edit: pro tip... ...if you have an air fryer throw them in there 1-2 min before serving and they'll come out sizzling hot and exuding crack oil.


This post made me lol. The first paragraph was good but then I lost it when I got to the "exuding crack oil" line.
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In reply to army01 • 11:06a, 1/16/20
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You can order them through their website. You're welcome. Did it a few times after moving back from AK. Not healthy for me to have that many bags of tortilla chips in my kitchen at a time.

https://www.juanitasfinefoods.com/store/Tortilla-Chips-8-pk-24oz-Fiesta-p79363584

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11:47p, 1/16/20
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Dallas Tortilla Factory chips are excellent. Some Krogers sell them (They're usually with the tortillas instead of the other chips). You can also get them at their store on Marsalis.
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10:28p, 1/22/20
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DTF corn tortillas are awesome as well.
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7:50a, 1/23/20
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So if you like Juanitos and you're anywhere close to an El Rancho Supermercado go and grab a bag of their chile seasoned chips.

They're seasoned just like Juanitos, made right there in the store, and they're like $2.50 for a 3 lb bag. They're fantastic
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