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People are only just realising what the real flavour of Doritos Cool Original crisps are & their minds are blown

Published on March 27, 2025 at 10:40 PM

DORITOS fans have been left baffled after finding out what one classic flavour actually tastes of.

The famous tortilla crisp flavour has been crunched across the nation since 1994, but it turns out nobody really knew what they were enjoying.

People have been left mind blown by the real flavour of Cool Original Doritos
Bag of Doritos Cool Original chips.
The famous tortilla chips have been available in the UK since 1994

The much-loved Cool Original Dorito is easily identifiable by its iconic bright blue bag.

It seems customers have been happily munching away on the tasty snack for years without realising what they're eating, Express reports.

Debuting as Cool Ranch Doritos in the US in 1986, the moreish snack quickly built a loyal fanbase and hit UK shelves in 1994 as Cool Original.

They were branded as Cool Original here and Cool American in other parts of Europe as ranch dressing isn't as well-known this side of the pond.

Brits loved the snack so much it quickly became our number 1 tortilla chip brand.

Last year, parent brand PepsiCo even claimed nearly a third of UK households buy Doritos.

Which means there have been a whole lot of people left gobsmacked by what they've been tasting all this time.

TikTok user @ggh.hope shared her shock revelation on the video-sharing platform, posting a video of the recognisable blue packaging.

The university student wrote: “Just a house of 20-year old girls who have only just found out cool original Doritos are sour cream flavour.”

Flipping her chip packet over, she revealed confirmation on the packaging, which says “full-on crunch with an intense cool original sour cream flavour.”

Snack fans rush to Tesco store for chance to win a free £10,000 hidden in special packs containing rare square Doritos

Users were left baffled in the comments.

One person wrote: “Delete this post.”

A second person said: “I hate sour cream and love these so I’m really struggling with this info.”

While a third added: “I feel like I’ve been pranked.”

And a fourth commented: “These are the only ones I really like as well and I can’t stand other sour cream flavour crisps.”

Limited edition flavours

Meanwhile two new limited edition flavours have hit shelves this year – The Creeper Vinegar and The Ghast BBQ.

Inspired by A Minecraft Movie, in cinemas April 4, they have a zesty flavour, and sweet and tangy taste respectively.

So any fans struggling to come to terms with the Cool Original revelation have plenty of other exciting flavours to choose from.

But they'll want to stock up on the Minecraft-inspired flavours while they can, as they won't be available for long.

How to save cash on your food shop

Money saving experts at HSBC UK have revealed their top tips to saving cash on your food shop.

1. Set a budget
Creating a budgetwill help to stretch your budget. Start by working out how much you spent on food over the last three months, then each month you get paid, set aside a certain amount for food.

2. Plan your meals
Make a list of your main meals for the coming week, including the ingredients you need, and stick to it. Don’t get drawn into offers for things that you don’t need. If you already have some food leftover from the week before, try to see what you can do with that first.

3. Think about when and where you shop
It's best to shop on a full stomach so you don't get tempted. Shopping less often can help you to think about what you buy and it may help you to stick to your budget.

4. Go online
Shopping online is a good and easy way to manage your budget. It can also help to track expenses, whilst also preventing impulse buys.

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