Doritos is a brand of flavored tortilla chips produced by Frito-Lay, a subsidiary of PepsiCo. Doritos were first introduced in the US in 1966 and quickly became a popular snack food. The chips come in a wide range of flavors, from classic nacho cheese to spicy buffalo and cool ranch.
Doritos were introduced in Southern California in 1964, but didn't become a national brand until two years later.
The first Doritos flavor was Toasted Corn.
In the 1980s, Doritos began running popular TV ads with the slogan 'Crunch All You Want, We'll Make More.'
Over the years, Doritos has introduced a variety of flavors and limited edition versions, including Salsa Verde, Jalapeno Cheddar, and even Mountain Dew-flavored chips.
Doritos has also partnered with popular franchises like Taco Bell and Marvel to create unique flavors and promotions.
Tostitos is another brand of tortilla chips produced by Frito-Lay. The chips are typically thinner and lighter than Doritos, and are marketed as a 'party food' for dipping in salsa or other sauces.
While not technically a tortilla chip, Pringles are a popular alternative to Doritos. The chips are made from potato flakes and come in a variety of flavors.
Takis are a type of rolled corn tortilla chip, similar to taquitos. The chips come in a variety of flavors and are marketed as being very spicy.
The classic Doritos flavor, with a bold cheese flavor and a satisfying crunch.
A tangy and savory flavor that's perfect for dipping in sour cream or salsa.
For those who like their snacks with a kick, Spicy Nacho is a popular flavor that combines heat and cheese.
A tangy and slightly spicy flavor that's reminiscent of green salsa.
Doritos Flamin' Hot are a spicier version of the classic Nacho Cheese flavor, with a fiery kick.
Doritos are made from corn, vegetable oil, and a variety of seasonings and flavorings depending on the specific flavor. Some varieties may also contain cheese or other dairy products.
Most Doritos flavors are not gluten-free, as they contain wheat and other gluten-containing ingredients. However, there are some gluten-free options available, such as Doritos Simply Organic White Cheddar.
Most Doritos flavors are not vegan, as they contain cheese or other dairy products. However, there are some vegan options available, such as Spicy Sweet Chili and Blaze.
Doritos Flamin' Hot is considered to be the spiciest flavor, although this can vary depending on personal preferences.
While both brands are produced by Frito-Lay and are made from tortillas, there are some key differences between Doritos and Tostitos. Doritos are thicker and have a more robust flavor, while Tostitos are thinner and more suited for dipping in salsa or other sauces.