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Chipworld 
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From the package: "Like everything from Cape Cod Potato Chips, our Tortilla Chips are made from the finest, freshest, all-natural ingredients. We select the best-quality corn to make the best stone ground corn meal. But what do tortilla have to do with New England? A whole lot, actually. More than 1000 years ago, the residents of the area we now know as New England began growing corn, using seeds they came by through Native American tribes to the South. Corn became a central part of the year-round diet in the Northeast. In the summer, it was eaten fresh from the cob. For the winter it was dried and ground into cornmeal which was made into thin, flat cakes, among other dishes. Our Tortilla Chips are made from sweet white corn, grown on family farms throughout New England. Their fine texture and light, crispy crunch is the result of stone grinding, refined cooking techniques and lots of taste-testing to determine the perfect chip thickness and flavor."
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