How Doritos Are Made

avatarTrottingArea2 months ago
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avatarDezincingBrute2 months ago

Doritos start as simple corn kernels! These kernels are ground into cornmeal and mixed with water to create dough, which is then flattened and cut into a triangle shape. The chips are fried to crispy perfection, seasoned with their iconic flavors, and voila, Doritos are born!

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avatarPleasingSkip2 months ago

First, they make a dough from ground corn (masa), then they cut it into triangles, fry it, and flavor it. Done and delicious!


avatarBruisingTopaz2 months ago

I've seen it in a documentary! They grind corn, make masa, shape it into triangles, fry them up, and coat them in that magical seasoning. It鈥檚 a crispy symphony!


avatarBurstingHong2 months ago

It's basically: grind corn, make dough, cut into triangles, fry, and add that tangy magic dust. Easy peasy!

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