I have written quite a few reviews on crisps and products that fall into this category. I love made of foil and recyclable. On the front a photograph of 2 tortillas and in white bold writing I'm clearly told that they are indeed Doritos and that the flavour is Cool Original and on the right hand side I'm given an at a glance nutritional chart. On the back I'm given full nutritional table, ingredients, best before date, size, and contact details for Walkers (the manufacturer of Doritos). My Opinion... Delicious and filling, with much more to them than crisps! Appearance wise they are triangles and golden in colour with black flecks (must be corn) ...  Read the complete review

If you're used to sitting at home in front of a DVD on Saturday nights you'd probably be a lover of the great British tortilla, Walkers attempt at a Mexican classic- Doritos. I myself am a greater lover of them, but take a particular fondness to the 'cool' variety which I'll be reviewing here. We buy the cool Doritos six multi-pack for about £1.50 from Sainsbury's, although I understand ASDA is cheaper. The crisps of manufactured by walkers so you can guarantee to see them everywhere even though they aren't advertised. The 30 grams of chips are triangular shaped and curly at the ends, perfect for dipping. Doritos now sells its own brand of tortilla ...  Read the complete review

I am not really a big crisp eater, personally if I am going to have a bit of a treat I would rather go for something sweet, however if I am going to have some crisps my favourites are Doritos, over Christmas the large sharing bags were Buy One Get One Free so I had to take Tesco up on this offer and stock up on them. One of my favourite flavours is the Cool Original, although I'm not sure exactly what flavour Cool Original is supposed to be there is something rather addictive about them. Doritos Cool Original come in a large blue bag, basically a larger version of a regular sized crisp packet. Right at the top of the bag is a large blue and black triangle ...  Read the complete review

I like all Dorito's flavours, but obviously I like some more than others. Although this flavour isn't way up there as my favourite ever - that goes to the Chilli Heatwave ones, there is just something nice about this taste. It is simple but with a bit of a twist to it. We bought a few bags when Asda were selling the large 225g bags for £1. They normally cost around £1.50, but a little saving can go a long way. The bag is ok looking. It is a nice blue colour and has the dorito's branding on the front and a picture of a couple of the Crisps. These are Tortilla Chips, or Corn Chips are they are referred to on the pack. Per 35g ...  Read the complete review

Since these Doritos became available I cannot resist them, they are very tasty and delicious, I have been eating them for many years and they seem to have become more tastier the longer they have been on the market and I like a different kind of snack sometimes , as when I settle down for the evening I like to snack while watching television or on the PC, they are handy to just take a couple out at a times to snack on, I find them irresistable and always find I want more and disapointed when the bag is empty and I sometimes have a second bag, I just cannot help myself sometimes, they come in a 30g bag and they contain per bag: 150 calories 1.2g ...  Read the complete review