sweet and fruity dessert nachos

I have always been a sucker for dessert, I would eat it all day if calories and sugar were of no question and it was at a dessert buffet station that I discovered this sweet and crunchy treat!

This finger licking treat is so addicting that I went back for seconds... thirds... fourths... and countless times over - gushing how it is the perfect combination of sweet, fruity and crunchy.

It is super easy to make too!!!

Dessert Nachos

Ingredients:
- small tortillas
- melted butter
- cinnamon sugar
- diced strawberry, kiwi, apples
- flavored youghurt
- chocolate sauce

how to:
- brush tortillas with melted butter on both sides, cut into triangles
- toss in cinnamon sugar
- line in baking tray in single layer and bake for 5 mins, flipping halfway through
- pile chips on serving plate and top with dices fruits, drizzle with chocolate sauce and top with youghurt

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