
Late July Chip Tort Sea Slt Prty Sz
What You Should Know
Late July Sea Salt Organic Tortilla Chips arrive on shelves as a premium, pantry-friendly chip in a large 14.75-oz party bag. You'd typically find them in the snack aisle near other tortilla chips, multigrain chips, and across from salsas, guacamoles and party dip tubs — often shelved alongside other organic and natural snack brands. These chips fit occasions that range from casual get-togethers and game-day spreads to beach picnics, road trips and impromptu movie nights at home. The Late July brand positions itself as a sun-soaked, small-batch-style alternative to mainstream chips: organic, non-GMO, and marketed toward health- and ingredient-conscious shoppers who still want snackable indulgence. The label leans into naturalness — prominent “organic” wording, clean ingredient list, and a friendly, slightly upscale brand voice rather than kid-targeted cartooning. Health halos are obvious: organic certification and a short ingredients panel give a “less processed” impression. In plain terms, these are packaged, cooked tortilla chips made from whole ground corn, oil and sea salt — a processed snack but one with minimal added additives. Sensory notes: thin, crisp, slightly flaky chips with a light corn aroma, a clean sea-salt finish and a texture that encourages scooping and dipping without too much crumble. Packaging is the familiar large snack bag ideal for pouring into a communal bowl; ritual uses include dunking into salsa or layering under nacho toppings. In American grocery culture they sit at the intersection of party convenience and perceived wholesome snacking — a go-to when you want simple, familiar crunch with an organic label.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
INGREDIENTS:, ORGANIC, WHOLE, GROUND, CORN,, ORGANIC, SUNFLOWER, AND/OR, ORGANIC, SAFFLOWER, OILS,, SEA, SALT..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •sunflower - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •safflower - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Processed Food
Why this score?
Made from whole ground corn, organic oils and sea salt with no industrial additives listed, the product is a processed packaged snack (manufactured, cooked and packaged) rather than an ultraprocessed formulation, consistent with NOVA group 3.
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Common Questions about Late July Chip Tort Sea Slt Prty Sz
What does 'healthy' even mean, right? These chips are made with organic whole ground corn and just a sprinkle of sea salt, making them a pretty decent snack option, especially when you're craving something crunchy. They’re not high in sugar or unhealthy fats, but remember, moderation is key — it’s still a chip!
