Doritos

The total cost is $3.67.

There are different sizes, 7 ounce appears to be most common.

DORITOS NACHO CHEESE FLAVOURED TORTILLA CHIPS: Are they halal?

Answered by Shaykh Yusuf Badat

Answer: Shaykh Yusuf Badat contacted the Frito Lay Canada company by phone on Monday January 18, 2010 at around 10:10 am and spoke at length with customer service. She stated that the cheese and whey in the 'Doritos Nacho Cheese Flavoured Tortilla Chips' are made from animal by products, namely beef and pork.

Doritos Nacho Cheese Flavoured Tortilla Chips are haram as per Islamic dietary laws.

Source- Instagram: dine_halal

"little bits of gold Doritos, which translated means "little bits of gold," originally launched in 1966 and has since grown into one of America's leading food brands with more than $1.5 billion in annual U.S. sales. The name was a translation of Oro/ dorado meaning gold or guilded and the diminutive Ito for small.

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Depends on how much grams there is. Also based on the ingredients( amount of sodium, artificial flavoring).

yes it is halal

Yes. They stopped their production at the end of 2006. There are some rumors that they may return in 2016.

Well it's just an American thing really. like they probably wonder why we say crisps I suppose its just there language because we say lots of things different to them and they have there own phrases

Yep, just call em Up they will tell you, They use enzymes in making the cheese for Cheetos and Doritos that come from pork.

Yes it can.

You can eat Doritos at any age, whether you can chew them or not.

Depending on the brand and style, it is between 3 and 4 times of the weight of the bag of chips. So a 1 pound bag might have come from 3 pounds of potatoes.

The potatoes are sliced very thin, and when they are deep-fried, a lot of the water is evaporated and replaced with the cooking oil. Making your own chips is one way to appreciate this, as it does not take a lot of potatoes to make a lot of chips.

Some flavours contain pork enzymes, and as such are not kosher. This also makes them haraam (non-halal) - I got this information from a Muslim website at http://isitharam.com/features/fritolay.jsp

However, if you just can't do without them, Doritos are sold in Israel and Saudi Arabia so a version without pork is available. You can buy them from this website: http://www.judaicaheaven.com/Detail.bok?no=512

6 months is the average shelf life under normal storage conditions. They don't taste too bad for up to about a year. In our fire station house fund, a box with a bunch of sealed small cheetos bags was misplaced so that we didn't eat them for a couple of years. They not only had a bad texture, something had changed in them chemically and they had a horrible sour flavor. We couldn't even give them away.

Doritos are corn chips (also called tortilla chips) that come in various flavors like cheese, ranch, sun dried tomato, etc. They are usually served with dip as a snack.

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Some flavors of Doritos have pork enzymes, but not all of them.

The following website has a list of products that do not contain pork enzymes, which includes a list of Doritos products.

Flavors that are not on the list contain pork enzymes.

http://www.fritolay.com/your-health/us-products-made-without-porcine-enzymes.html

My earliest recollections from the early 70's was that there were originally 3 available flavors of Doritos: Corn (just plain tortilla chips), Taco and Nacho Cheese. It may well be that they were first introduced this way. Actually: In 1966 Frito-Lay began test-marketing a new triangular tortilla chip under the brand name Doritos (meaning, when literally translated into Spanish, "little bits of gold"). Compared to regular tortilla chips, Doritos were more flavorful and crunchier. Launched nationally in 1967, Doritos proved successful, but additional market research revealed that many consumers outside the Southwest and West considered the chip to be too bland--not spicy enough for what was perceived as a Mexican snack. Frito-Lay therefore developed taco-flavored Doritos, which were introduced nationally in 1968 and were a tremendous success. Four years later, national distribution began of nacho cheese-flavored Doritos, which were also a hit.

Nachos are crisply fried corn tortilla chips, which are dipped or covered with cheese sauce and often jalapeno peppers. As a meal rather than a snack, other toppings are added, such as sauces, olives, beans, lettuce, and tomatoes (ingredients similar to those for tacos or wrapped soft tortillas).

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As of February 2013, that flavor is not currently being made.

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Doritos, a type of chip made from ground corn, corn oil, and seasoning, were invented by Arch West and they have been produced since 1964 by Frito Lay, an American food company.