Doritos Extreme Chilli Heatwave

These crisps are very nice due to their diversity and subtle flavour. They aren't actually hot in taste whatsoever. They are hotter than other crisps, but they don't burn your mouth by any means! The taste is more spicy and unique rather than a burning sensation. Even the smell is nice as they smell of some speciality oriental delicacy. They come in bright red packets perhaps to emphasise the 'heat' aspect of them. The new design packet has a different style logo and look. The Doritos logo is to the top of the packet and is quite a unique logo. The logo is in white letters outlined in red and black with more colours around the dot on the 'I' and the logo ...

I adore savoury snacks, but sometimes get bored with standard, run of the mill ordinary crisps, no matter how many trillions of flavours they come in these days. And sometimes the very (small) health conscious part of me worries about the amount of salt in crisp products. So, I had a savoury snack attack and was on the look out for an alternative when I spotted Doritos ?Extreme Crunch & Flavour Overload? Chilli Heatwave corn chips. At 39p for a 40g bag from the local corner shop, I thought they were relatively good value. I normally associate corn chips with delicious salsa dip, but decided to give these a go ...

I love foods with a strong flavour and anything chilli flavoured is fine by me. I've tried McCoys Chilli crisps and thought that they were brilliant until I wandered into Tesco's and saw a bright red packet that caught my attention and turned out to be these Doritos Extreme Chilli Heatwave Crisps. Basically they are a tortilla chip, excellent seeing as this means they tend to contain a lot less fat and salt than normal crisps. I find tortillas too dry on their own and so normally I like them dipped in a tomatoey dip. I didn't have to do that with these though because they have a brilliant chilli flavouring all over them. it gives them a kind of orange colour, ...