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Frito-Lay introduced its bite-sized classic flavors of Doritos, Cheetos, and SunChips, packaged in convenient canisters dubbed Frito-Lay Minis.
According to Stacy Taffet, senior vice president of marketing at Frito-Lay North America, they’re bringing more variety and flavor to the snack aisle with this new product line, helping their fans enjoy their favorite snacks in a fun and shareable way.
The new bite-sized snacks are available in Cheetos Cheddar and Flamin Hot, SunChips Harvest Cheddar and Garden Salsa, and Doritos Nacho Cheese and Cool Ranch.
Frito-Lay Minis are available for an RRP of $2.79.
