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Low Carb Lime Tortilla Chip Recipe

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Stacy, over at Stacy Makes Cents is sharing her yummy homemade Caesar Salad Dressing recipe today.

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  3. kimi @ seethebluesky says

    Looks great! I’d just be worried I would want to eat the whole pack of pitas!
    And thanks for the blog love!

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    • Its_Gwen says

      Can you give me a hint? I checked it, but am not sure what I’m looking for. 🙂 You can send me a message if you have a concern…anytime!

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  7. breaduh says

    Made these tonight…used lemon instead of lime, because that’s what I had. And the second batch :), I replaced half of the salt with Creole seasoning for a little spice. Delicious! Thanks for sharing!

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  8. J Guarino says

    Thank you for the idea/how to make home lime tortilla chips. When I make homemade tortilla chips, everyone likes them. We all like the lime chips so I am sure that we will all like homemade lime chips. I have no idea of how I came upon your blog today; but your story about the thyroid issue was quite interesting. I am hypothyroid so I was drawn to read the information you provided.

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    • Gwen Brown says

      Sure! 🙂 Easy as can be: smash an avocado, squeeze in the juice of one lime, and salt to taste. SO amazing!

      If you like, you can add cilantro and shopped garlic, but the lime and avocado are perfect together even without them.

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  11. chellie says

    The one thing I miss the most since THM is chips and salsa! I’m looking forward to making these! I’ve never seen ‘true lime’, but I’ll be sure to look for it.

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  12. Maggie G. says

    Hi Gwen,
    Quick question, please.
    Wouldn’t it be better to use corn tortillas to make the tortilla chips?
    I just wonder as I thought it was healthier ( less carbs) to use them rather than the above.
    Thanks so much,
    MG

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  7. Tip Tuesday- Food Swaps- Cheetos, Reeses PB eggs, shakes, tortilla chips | Big Taste Trim Waist says:

    […] tortilla chips that have oil and corn and leave you feeling less than satisfied, why not try these lime tortilla chips that are light, but still give you the crunch you crave? Want to dip them in salsa or guac? Go for […]

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