7 Ways To Eat Siete Chips

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August 23, 2019

Tips & Tricks

How do I eat thee, Siete Chips? Let me count the ways.
I eat thee for the light and crisp and taste
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Alright. So we’re not poets like Browning. But the truth remains: the love we have for our grain free tortilla chips are merely magnified by the number of ways we can eat them!

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