Doritos

Doritos is a brand of flavored tortilla chips produced by Frito-Lay, a subsidiary of PepsiCo. The chips are triangular and come in a wide range of flavors and packaging sizes, with regional variations across markets.

Doritos were introduced in 1964 in the United States. The Nacho Cheese flavor became the brand’s flagship product, popularizing the line and paving the way for a large number of other flavors over the following decades.

Today Doritos are sold in many countries around the world. Flavors vary by market and often include regional or limited-time varieties, from classic Nacho Cheese to spicy, tangy, or savory profiles tailored to local tastes.

The chips are made from corn tortillas that are fried or baked, then seasoned with a blend of flavorings. Formulations and ingredients differ by flavor and regional regulation, and some varieties contain dairy or other common allergens.

Doritos have become a prominent snack brand within the global snacks industry, with a presence in advertising, promotions, and cross-brand collaborations.