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Cocorita A delicious Wahoo's Margarita with the addition of coconut makes it the perfect summer refreshment! Need an escape from the chilly fall temps? Sweet chocolate and salty spuds came together to create these simply divine chips. Much to fans' dismay, these Lay's weren't meant to stick around forever. But hey, you can always try making your own, right? These Cheetos were unlike any other flavor, and fans were heartbroken when they disappeared.
During the summer of , though, the Salsa con Queso Cheetos did make a return. The crisps were spotted at Dollar General stores for a limited time. Fresh-baked biscuits and gravy?
Biscuits and gravy-flavored chips? Well, it was definitely an inventive flavor—we'll give it that much. If you're a child of the '70s, you might remember Daddy Crisp, the chip brand that prided itself on being loud because its chips were so crunchy.
But the chips' tagline was "Love Your Daddy," which hasn't exactly aged very well. You can still dip your Doritos in guacamole, of course. But there was something special about having that guacamole dust come on the chips. This is more of a concept than a flavor, but we still wish it would make a comeback.
Pringles Prints were printed with jokes written in edible ink—a bonus treat with every bite. Back in , Cheetos introduced the X's and O's version of the brand's beloved puffs. By , however, these were long gone. If you're a fan of funky shapes, the brand currently offers up Cheetos Paws! Sure, we still have nacho cheese Doritos. But back in the '90s, there was also this Colby and Monterey Jack version. We still miss it. You're not imagining it!
The tagline for these snacks was "crackers that crunch like chips," so they fit on this list, right? These cracker-chip hybrids came in ranch, onion, and cheddar flavors.
Original Fritos are great, but the '80s brought us Ranch Fritos, which were even better. Why are Doritos the only chip that serves up Ranch seasoning?
You could make Sloppy Joes. At least, you could while this limited-edition flavor was still available.
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