Berry Salsa with Cinnamon Sugar Tortillas

Made with fresh berries, sweet honey, and zest lime juice, this Berry Salsa with Cinnamon Sugar tortillas is an irresistible paleo appetizer you’re going to love!

You guys! Saying I’m obsessed with this recipe is an understatement. You know those times when you sit down with a bag of chips just to eat a few and suddenly the entire bag is gone? This recipe will have the same effect. The difference is unlike deep-fried chips full of fake ingredients and unhealthy fats, this Berry Salsa contains tons of healthy vitamins and nutrients as well as fiber to keep you full. It’s an incredible appetizer you’ll feel good about eating!

Good thing, too, because you will NOT be able to stop eating these! They’re the perfect amount of sweet mixed with fresh flavors and crunchy tortillas for the ultimate combination. I know, sweet tortillas aren’t something you would expect. Yet, when you scoop on that berry salsa, FORGET IT. You will instantly be a fan!

Perfect for barbeques, after-school or late-night snacks, easy desserts, delicious dinner appetizers, and everything in between! This recipe is sure to become a staple in your arsenal, but if you’re looking to make even more delicious snacks or healthy appetizers check out this Cauliflower Hummus, Whole30 Stuffed Mushrooms, or my favorite Date Night Charcuterie Board!

Now, back to the salsa…

Ingredients for Paleo Berry Salsa with Cinnamon Sugar Tortillas

Raspberries – Raspberries are full of vitamin C, Manganese, and vitamin K!
Blueberries – Blueberries are often considered a superfruit due to their high levels of antioxidants and immense health benefits.
Blackberries – Like raspberries, blackberries are high in vitamin C and vitamin K among other beneficial nutrients.
Strawberries – Strawberries are high in water to help keep your body hydrated and your skin glowing.
Honey – Depending on your dietary needs, honey can be substituted with maple syrup or sugar.
Lime – Adding a sprinkle of lime juice to this (and any) recipe is a great way to enhance the natural flavors of the berries.
Almond flour tortillas – Almond flour tortillas can be substituted for any tortilla variety you have on hand.
Ghee – Ghee yields the best flavor but any fat source such as olive oil, coconut oil, or butter can be used in its place.
Coconut sugar – Coconut sugar can be substituted for any sugar you have on hand.
Ground cinnamon – Ground cinnamon adds the perfect hint of spice to balance out the sweetness of both the Berry Salsa and the sugared tortilla chips.

I’ve only listed a few of the incredible health benefits of berries in this article, but if you’re interested in learning more about why you should be eating these fruits, check out this great resource!

Instructions

This paleo appetizer comes together in two parts. The first steps walk you through how to make sweet and spicy Cinnamon Sugar Tortillas. Then, while the tortillas are cooling, we’ll move on to make the fresh Berry Salsa. So, to make the tortillas follow these steps:

Preheat oven. Preheat your oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit, and line two baking sheets with parchment paper. Place your cooling racks on top of the baking sheets and set them aside.
Cut. Cut tortillas into chip-sized triangles.
Mix. In a small bowl, mix the cinnamon and sugar.
Arrange tortillas. Carefully lay the tortillas on top of the cooling racks, and brush with melted ghee.
Sprinkle. Sprinkle the top of the tortillas with the cinnamon-sugar mixture. Flip the tortillas over, and repeat.
Bake. Bake the tortilla wedges for 8-9 minutes until slightly golden.
Cool. Remove the tortilla chips from the tray (they may seem a bit soft, but they will harden as they cool), and let cool completely.

*If you do not have a brush to spread the ghee and sugar mixture drizzle the tortillas with ghee, and (very carefully using a spatula) gently mixed until coated.

Now, moving on to the Berry Salsa Instructions:

Wash and pit. Gather your berries, wash them clean, and pit your strawberries.
Whisk. Whisk together the lime juice, lime zest, and honey, and pour it over the berries.
Mix. Gently mix the ingredients until the berries are well-coated.
Serve. Eat immediately using the cooled cinnamon sugar tortilla chips to dip!

Serving Suggestions

This recipe is complete and irresistible all on its own. However, if you’re looking for even more ways to enjoy this treat feel free to get creative and start experimenting! To get you started, try out some of these ideas:

With ice cream
With whipped cream
With fish recipes
Over oatmeal

Frequently asked questions

Can I substitute the fruit used in Berry Salsa?

Yes, any fruit you prefer or have on hand can be used in this Berry Salsa. However, be aware that the tartness of the berries complements the sweetness of the sugar and honey. So, you might want to adjust the amount used or omit these ingredients altogether.

u003cbru003eCan I make Berry Salsa ahead of time?

Berry Salsa is best served immediately as the berries become soggy. However, it can last in the fridge up to a day.

u003cbru003eAre there any other Paleo tortilla options?

Yes, in place of almond flour tortillas, you can use cassava flour tortillas instead in order to stick to a Paleo diet.

u003cbru003eCan I make cinnamon sugar tortilla chips in the air fryer?

Yes, cinnamon sugar tortilla chips can be made in the air fryer! Simply follow the same steps, and shake the air fryer halfway through cooking in order to obtain crisp chips.

I hope you love this recipe as much as I do! If you do try it, let me know in the comments below!

Homemade berry salsa with cinnamon sugar chips

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In the meantime, enjoy!

Karin