Tortillas & Tostadas
Charras, Sanissimo, Maizada and TortiRegias tostadas, Salmas, and corn and nopal tortillas to build tinga, ceviche or bean tostadas just like home.
How do you eat tostadas?
A tostada is a crunchy corn tortilla used as a base: you spread refried beans on it and pile on whatever you like. The classics are chicken tinga, ceviche, or beans with lettuce, crema, queso fresco and salsa, and tostadas also go alongside pozole. Tortillas are for tacos, quesadillas and enchiladas, and flour tortillinas for tacos or quesadillas.
Which tostadas are there?
There are fried and baked tostadas made from yellow, white and blue corn, plus nopal tostadas. Charras has its Amarillas Naturales, Rojas Fritas, Ajonjolí (sesame) and Horneadas Tradicionales. Sanissimo has baked corn tostadas, nopal tostadas, nopal with sesame and Ancestral blue corn, plus its white corn Salmas and Salmas Ancestral with chia, flaxseed and rice.
Rounding out the list are Maizada blue corn tostadas, Susalia corn and nopal tostadas and TortiRegias Delgaditas Blancas Horneadas.
Which Mexican tortillas are there?
There are Susalia corn and nopal tortillas, TortiRegias Regias tortillas and Tía Rosa flour tortillinas in 12 and 22 packs. Warm them on a comal or skillet until they puff up a little and they're ready for tacos, quesadillas or enchiladas. At MexGoodies they ship anywhere in the U.S. in 3 to 7 days (Canada too).
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a tostada and a tortilla?
A tostada is a corn tortilla that's fried or baked until it's hard and crunchy, eaten as a base for whatever you put on top. A tortilla is soft and gets warmed on a comal for tacos, quesadillas or enchiladas.
Which Charras tostadas do you carry?
MexGoodies carries Charras Amarillas Naturales, Rojas Fritas, Ajonjolí (sesame) and Horneadas Tradicionales, all made from corn and ready to use.
Where can I buy Mexican tostadas and tortillas in the U.S. or Canada?
At MexGoodies: Charras, Sanissimo, Maizada, Susalia and TortiRegias tostadas, plus tortillas and tortillinas from Mexico, shipped anywhere in the U.S. in 3 to 7 days and to Canada in 6 to 12 business days plus customs time.