Doritos Cool Ranch Flavored Tortilla Chips, 1.75oz Bags (64 Pack)

I recently purchased the Doritos Flavored Tortilla Chips, Cool Ranch, 1.75 Ounce (Pack of 64), and I’m thrilled with my purchase! As a huge fan of Cool Ranch Doritos, I find this size to be perfect for snacking. Delicious Flavor: The Cool Ranch flavor is always a favorite! The seasoning is just right—not too overpowering, but enough to satisfy my cravings. The chips have the classic crunch that Doritos is known for, making them an enjoyable snack any time of day. Hard-to-Find Size: It’s difficult to find the 1.75 oz size in stores, so I was excited to find this pack online. This portion is perfect for individual servings, whether for a quick snack or as part of a packed lunch. They are easy to grab and go! Value for Money: While the pack of 64 is great, I do wish there were options to purchase a smaller case. For those of us who don’t need 64 bags at once, it can be a bit overwhelming. However, the value per bag is excellent, making it worth considering if you’re a big fan or plan to share with friends and family. Convenient Packaging: The packaging is also convenient for storage. Each bag is sealed properly, ensuring freshness, which is essential when buying in bulk. I've had no issues with stale chips, which is a big plus. Overall Experience: Overall, I highly recommend the Doritos Flavored Tortilla Chips, Cool Ranch, 1.75 Ounce (Pack of 64) for anyone who loves this classic snack. The delicious flavor, convenient size, and value make it a fantastic choice. Just keep in mind that you might end up with more chips than you expected! I’m very happy with this purchase and will definitely consider buying again in the future.

Great product.

These were great for walking tacos . And ordering in bulk was a plus .

Great size and price. 4 of the bags weren't sealed and were obviously stale and had made a mess in the box. Other than that, perfect for our party.

It's hard to beat the value of this purchase. I bought it for a snack fund at work, and we can easily profit selling them for 75 cents a bag. Nowadays you pay twice that much at a convenience store and three times that much at Subway, so it's a good deal. They come stuffed in a plain brown box, and I was worried they'd be crushed, but that doesn't seem to be the case. I'm not sure how they pulled that off, but I've eaten a couple of bags, and they were not at all broken up. The one warning is they are close to the end of their freshness date when you receive them (at least mine were). Mine had about 2 months of guaranteed freshness left when I received them. And you can tell a slight difference. I'd call them very slightly stale. Not bad at all, but not quite at the level of a fresher chip. That said, they are in no way off-putting. I have eaten a second bag, after all. I would say for the value, they're still worth the price, even if they are close out, end of shelf-life Doritos. I would probably buy them again for a snack fund or large group picnic, so they can't be too bad.