Recipe Directions

1. Grind carrots in food processor to a smooth pulp consistency. Remove pulp and transfer to a mixing bowl.

2. Add remaining ingredients and mix very well. You may need to increase the water content slightly.

3. Spread mixture onto Teflex about 1/4 inch thick or so. You want them to be thin enough to be crispy, but thick enough to hold their shape once dehydrated.

4. Dehydrate for approximately 8-12 hours or more, depending upon desired texture of chip. Enjoy!

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By myrawlife

Light, crispy carrot chips that can be served with your favorite dip or salsa, or just plain.

The recipe was inspired by a similar recipe for corn chips. Simple to make and very yummy!

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Is that a half-cup of ground flax-seed or a half-cup of flaxseed, then grind it?

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I made them this week but didn't have hemp seeds, so I just added more flax.. It was great!! Very crispy and and light. And soooo easy! Thanks for posting!!!

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mandelicious- that's true. they are also similar to pine nuts, so that might be a good sub.

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I made them this week but didn't have hemp seeds, so I just added more flax.. It was great!! Very crispy and and light. And soooo easy! Thanks for posting!!!

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Is that a half-cup of ground flax-seed or a half-cup of flaxseed, then grind it?

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They are definately crispy...

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these could be my saviour..are they crisp and crunchy..I need a crispy slasa dipping chip...

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Sesame or chia are good subs, even additional flax seeds not grounded could be a good replacement.

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Hemp seeds are not necessary. They just add more health benefits and flavor, but you can certainly make the chips without it.

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oooh! this looks lovely and I have all the ingredients on hand! Thanks for something, simple, light and tasty looking!!

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mandelicious- that's true. they are also similar to pine nuts, so that might be a good sub.

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hemp seeds have that great soft texture too... but it seems like sesame would work in this recipe... or maybe sunflower...

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i'm only guessing of course... =) (when i use hemp it just adds another taste)

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any other seed would be fine. sesame would probably be most similar i'd imagine.

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I can't find them close by either. I was thinking about sesame or chia. I haven't used hemp seed, so I don't know what would substitute the best. Any ideas?

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Sounds delicious.....you think i can do it without the hemp seeds?..dont have any and where I live i need to drive at least 2 hours to get my "healthy" supplies..lol

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