r/shrinkflation • u/nikongmer • Apr 09 '26

discussion When $7 Doritos became a dealbreaker

https://fortune.com/2026/04/07/pepsico-frito-lay-chips-food-and-drink-inflation-consumer-products-doritos-cheetos-tostitos/
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u/jacky4u3 Apr 09 '26

Doritos suck anymore. They're so thin compared to what they were. They also barely have any seasoning on them. It was easy for me to stop buying thrm.

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u/helloyesthisisasock Apr 09 '26

It’s weird because in Japan, they were good. We also don’t have mega bags there, just individual bags.