
Yes. They’re every bit as yummy and crunchy and fun as they look. No, they aren’t nearly as difficult to make as something this good should be. Yes, I ate this whole cup- full myself.
This is a fun little snack to make when the hours between lunch and dinner are a few too many and you’ve still got lots of work to do. Kids love ’em, they’re quick, and maybe not too terrible for your waste line. I don’t know for sure, I don’t want to find out.
Very lightly spray each flour tortilla with cooking spray.
If you don’t have a cinnamon & sugar mixture already made up, make one by mixing 1/2 cup sugar with 1 TBSP cinnamon.
Sprinkle the tortilla evenly with the C&S mixture
If you don’t have a flour/sugar shaker, you can get away with using a spoon. But, I gotta tell ya, it works a lot better with a shaker. You get a nice even covering without any overwhelming bites. I also use one for spreading flour on the counter when working with bread dough. I can use a lot less, allowing my dough to not get over floured. Click that link to see the exact shaker that I use. (Only somewhat cleaner.)
With a pizza cutter, slice the tortilla into 1 inch slices. Then cut in half the other way.
Now, recall all those spacial reasoning skills you developed as a child, and arrange the slices onto a sheet pan. (I do two large tortillas and just barely get them onto one pan.)
Bake on 375° for 6-7 minutes.
*Note: You want them to be crispy but not overcooked. Just light brown. Notice the color as you’re putting them into the oven. When the timer goes off, you can judge if they have browned enough.
Let me know who eats more; you or the kids!

- 2 flour tortillas
- Cinnamon & sugar mixture (1/2 cup sugar & 1 TBSP cinnamon)
- Cooking spray
- Preheat oven to 375°
- For each flour tortilla;
- very lightly spray with cooking spray, just so the cinnamon & sugar will stick
- Using a pizza cutter, slice into 1 inch strip, turn, and cut the strips in half
- Arrange on a large cooking sheet.
- Bake for 6-7 minutes

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