Fritos The Original Corn Chip 311 g

Thank you I love these crisps

Still maintain good corn taste but saltier than I remember but that's probably just me. Buy less salt version next.

Large bag

We love these & others but only buy now & again cos of price

Fritos corn chips are an old time American favorite. I try to carry some back every time I visit America. It is nice to be able to buy these in the UK. But, the UK price is, of necessity, far greater than the American price. Nevertheless, I pay the price when I am craving Fritos Corn Chips.

I ordered when I saw an email promotion in my inbox. I wrongly assumed it was the same offer I had ordered a short time earlier. The bags were very small and the price was high.

Make no mistake, I love this product. Now the bad news: I purchased two bags which I meant to serve at a party. One bag was open at the bottom. A quarter of the contents was scattered around the bottom of the box. The chips (Fritos Corn Chips) in the other bag were nearly all broken, as if someone had a go at the bag with a baseball bat. I think one of the order packers was having a laugh.

Another Top 100 Favorite Products: How in the world could anyone not love Fritos? - that is the question. I've eaten these nearly all my life having worked in the fields of California and Oregon during my youth from 4th grade through 12th grade during the summer months, along with my farm laborer father who always made sure we had a nice hearty lunch which often included Fritos. Yep, regardless of whether or not, we had bologna, pressed ham, egg or other types of sandwiches, Fritos were often included in our lunch sacks. I'll never forget those sweet summer days where our entire family gathered under the cherry trees in The Dalles, Oregon, or in the bean fields around Stayton, Oregon and ate our lunch together. Some folks may think it was a hard life, but I thought it was a wonderful life - the entire family working together to earn enough money during the summer to purchase school clothes and help supplement the family funds to get us through the fall, winter and spring. Those years are long past, but Fritos remain in my life. It's been years and years since I've worked in the fields or orchards, but I do make tuna sandwiches and inevitably, Fritos accompany those sandwiches - difference being - now they're shared with my husband. The ingredient list is simple: Corn, Corn Oil, and Salt. In this day and age of nearly every packaged food being full of added ingredients, Fritos remain a fairly simple food. One of a kind. In fact, I have a bag just like the one in the picture on my desk as I write this review and I just gave my grandchildren a small baggie to enjoy. Shh... their "proponents-of-all-things-healthy-parents" don't consider this to be an appropriate snack. But, in my role as Grandma, I choose to occasionally sneak in snacks that are not quite the thing per the parents - today it just happens to be Fritos.