A: Blue chips are made from blue corn, and the natural color is from anthocyanins (also found in blueberries and other blue fruits). Researchers have found the blue version has a little more ...

What does any of this have to do with blue corn tortilla chips? Well, I’ve never once used them for nachos at home. But with more and more brands crowding store shelves and restaurants ...

Blue corn tortillas can be enjoyed on their own, used as a base for tacos or enchiladas, or even turned into crispy tortilla chips. What’s the difference between blue corn and regular corn ...

Blue Corn Chips and Salsa Crisp and refreshing, homemade tomato salsa is perfect for an outdoor summer party. Add blue corn chips, a dollop of sour cream and as much spice as you like to heat up ...

Which just comes down to personal preference really. She adds that blue corn tortilla chips are slightly healthier than both potato and regular tortilla chips because they contain antioxidants ...

not so much. That’s why we were delighted to discover an exception to that rule: Blue corn chips. “They are made from blue corn, a lesser-known variety native to Mexico and parts of New Mexico ...

who shared her Blue Corn and Cherry Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe with Food & Wine. "These cookies use blue corn flour, which makes them nutty and hearty. Cherry and chocolate is a classic ...

Fare at your local taco joint may be getting a bit more colorful. A new study shows blue's best when it comes to packing the most nutrition into a taco shell or bowl of tortilla chips. Researchers ...