Bags of Doritos on October 20, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Doritos Spain faces backlash on Monday as news of the company announcing transgender artist Samantha Hudson as a brand ambassador of ...

Doritos UK first teased the partnership last week via their Instagram account. "The shape of things to come," they captioned an image of the chip.

Kamala Harris revealed that she coped with former President Donald Trump's 2016 election victory by binge-eating a giant bag of Nacho Cheese Doritos by herself. The post Kamala Harris Housed ‘A ...

Earlier in the month, Doritos shared photos of the new square chips. One - shown below - features a graphic showing the ideal size of the new square chips - with each side measuring 65mm (2.56 ...

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Doritos made its UK debut in 1994, five years after PepsiCo acquired Walkers Crisps. It was one of many hit products sold in the US under the Lay's brand that rolled out to Britain after the takeover.

Doritos shocks fans by changing chip shape for the first time in its history ... flaunting slogans such as "The shape of things already," alongside images of their own square-shaped treats.

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The image shared by the brand's official UK account on Instagram showed an unusual square version of the Doritos chip, instead of the usual triangle, and a caption which read: "The shape of things ...

But Doritos lovers in the U.K. could be seeing square-shaped versions of the chips (or “crisps,” as they say across the pond) if they are to believe a social media post from the chipmakers.