Cheetos just added a new flavor, and we got our first taste

It hits all the right notes, even if they are quite spicy.

There I was thinking that I knew all there was to know. Cheetos. The snack is the most important part of the meal. dates back to 1948Charles Elmer Doolin, Fritos founder, bought a deep frying machine and began making his own version of the popular snack “Cheese Corn Niblets.” It was a huge success. But, really, is that surprising? You can actually close your eyes and picture the cheesey goodness coating your fingers as you eat it. It’s a taste so ingrained in our collective consciousness. Fun fact: That cheese sticks to your fingers is called “Alternative Cheese.”cheedle.”) Well, guess what? It’s time to throw everything you thought you knew about Cheetos out the window — because it’s dropping a whole new flavor. The first taste was here.

In January Cheetos The all-new Flamin’ Hot Tangy Chili Fusion was announced. Fritos didn’t just tell us about this new snack. Instead, they sent us a bag and a note from Chester Cheetah. (Sorry for the inconvenience, but the contents are between me and the big cat.

The scent of lime and chili pepper hit me immediately when I opened the bag. I was too excited to let the scent linger so I reached into the bag and pulled out the Cheeto. It looked identical to the Flamin’ Hot Chip. The intense flavors of chili peppers and ginger combined with citrus notes in each bite made my mouth water. This snack is perfect for anyone who wants to spice up their snacking with just the right amount tang.

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“Cheetos keeps a pulse on new trends so that they can bring our customers the bold flavors they want,” Stacy Taffet from Frito-Lay shares why the brand launched a new flavor. We know Cheetos and Flamin Hot fans are keen to try new flavor combinations. That’s why we’re excited to offer Cheetos Crunchy Hot Tangy Chili Fusion to our snack aisle.

This isn’t as distinctive as Cheetos Sweetos Sugar Puffs Cinnamon Sugar, but it is worth trying. It’s available in three sizes: 8.5oz at $5.19, 3.25oz at $2.29 and 1.0oz at $0.50.