Doritos?

[emilief]

have been looking in supermarkets in Metrowest (Wellesely) - can't find the original Dorito corn chips- kind of curly. Only find the tortillas- triangle shape. Have they stopped producing them? Anyone seen them?

[Mike5966]

Had some Doritos (triangular with powdered orange cheese) on a JetBlue flight recently, so at least they still exist. If this is what you're looking for, your best bets are in the big chain supermarkets (Star, Stop & Shop, etc.) and probably just about any 7-11.

[Prav]

I actually spotted some at the Star Market in Chestnut Hill, on Route 9 (the new industrial-looking megastructure one).

[StriperGuy]

Weren't Doritos invented by your great grand father. Maximillian Pravis Maximus?

[Karl S]

You must be thinking of Tostitos strips. Doritos, so far as I remember for the past few decades, have always been triangular segments of some sort.

[MC Slim JB]

I never saw a Dorito that wasn't triangular. Are you thinking of Fritos?

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[southie_chick]

Tostitos also make a chip now (for a limited time) which is more of a strip - kinda like a surfboard shape. I think I saw those at Hannaford.

[Alcachofa]

"original Dorito corn chips- kind of curly"

That sounds like a Frito to me.

[hotoynoodle]

doritos have been a triangle since i was a kid and that was decades ago.

[Gabatta]

I remember seeing bags of Toasted Corn Doritos in stores several years back, but not since then. These were the current triangle shaped Dorito chips though. I don't ever recall seeing curly Doritos. Perhaps these pre-dated me. Are you thinking of Fritos? Those are the only curly corn chips I can recall.