Doritos

260 calories in a 1 3/4oz bag

The only place I've seen, bought them and had them is in Canada

To make a dorito the kernels are cooked, washed and ground to make a masa dough. The dough is then kneaded and rolled flat into thin sheets, which are then cut into the classic Doritos shape. The chips are subsequently toasted, cooked in Sunseed oil, seasoned and packed

Doritos are known contain a lot of cornstarch from the corn made tortilla and high amounts of carbohydrates from the cheese. Researches have shown that doritos consuming in high amounts can lead to heart problems or arteries diseases depending on what type of dorito it is. Despite doritos not as fattening as regular cheetos or potato chips, they are more of a health concern for certain people.

yep defo junk food

I know theres mint, strawberry, orange, lemon. And more other hypocritical idiots will answer. I hate you America..l.. get it?

I certainly wouldn't put it past them.

No, honey, the red bag of Doritos does not have pork in it. Those spicy, cheesy chips are made with a blend of corn, artificial flavors, and enough orange dust to make your fingers look like you just got a bad spray tan. So, go ahead and enjoy your snack without worrying about any sneaky pork ingredients hiding in there.

no be cost it just for xbox 360 and pc and you can not buy it on the disc

Doritos were patented in 1966.

no

The pork deritive in Doritos and many of the Frito Lay products is "porcine" which is an enzyme.

nope its haram...i called the frito lay company. the lady said they use pork enzymes

I would have to disagree to the previous answers. It is not sufficient enough and leads to other questions.

In order to answer this questions you asked your self, if a chemical reaction has taken place regarding all enzymes from non halal animals. This answer also depends on which Marja you follow. As regard to the chemical change: If the enzyme used goes through a chemical process such that it completely changes the composition of the enzyme it is halal. There are also more components to this questions, but generally speaking this is sufficient enough. So the other question that you must ask is, has the product gone through a complete chemical change (Istahalak)? Now the company of the product you are inquiring about most likely will not know this unless they have done a DNA composition test on the before and after of the processing of the product. However, I am sure that you can find someone online that has done that.

Now if you live in the United States, most Marja will tell you that for items most would believe not to have animal products you are not required to research them. For example, most soups have a base of some type of meat stock. This is well known by most. So Muslims check the ingredients and this is shown to be true. Now if one where to pick up an item such as juice or bread common items that would not typically contain meat product BUT contain enzymes or other minute ingredients you are NOT required to go further and check where each enzyme comes from.

There are many ingredients such as pepsin, animal fat and such that are obvious. The not so obvious typically Istahalak takes place.

You will find that you will not only exhaust yourself but not be able to eat much in this country if you "research everything" Unless it states obvious ingredients don't tire yourself. Allah knows best.

the tacos are made out of grass and nitrogen gases

nzd= 3-4 dollars/ special offer 2 dollar per pack

twelve

The black dots on a Dorito chip are typically burnt bits of seasoning or corn that occur during the cooking process. These dark spots can result from the frying or baking of the chips, where some areas may become overheated. While they might look unappealing, they are generally safe to eat and are a common occurrence in many fried or baked snacks.

It is a mixture.