The chips will return to Woolworths, Coles, and other independent supermarkets this week. You’ll be able to grab them in three flavours: Extreme Cheese, Spicy Salsa, and Sweet Chilli. The Sweet Chili flavour will be exclusive to Woolworths. Manufacturers will often discontinue certain products or varieties of products for a variety of reasons. In celebration of Doritos 3D Crunch, the brand is taking the original and turning it up a notch. With the same three-dimensional shape, new Doritos 3D Crunch will be available in two bold flavors: Spicy Ranch and Chili Cheese Nacho. These flavor offerings are Frito-Lay's latest expansion in the hot-and-spicy food category, one of the fastest-growing segments in the food industry. Sometimes supply issues get in the way, another brand decides to stop selling an item or often, customer demand is just too low. A fan wrote about the move online and said: "No way. It’s the absolute best chip!! How can they discontinue it?!!!"

Whatever Happened To 3D Doritos? - Mashed

If you’ve never heard of them, Doritos 3D Crunch chips were a staple of Australian school kids in the ’90s. They’re similar to your standard triangular Dorito chip but are puffy and hollow, which gives them a different texture. Local Dorito enjoyers, like Leah, have been busily harassing local distributor Smith’s (itself owned by PepsiCo) for their official return ever since. After all these years, they’ve finally got their way. In 2008, Doritos held another mystery chip contest called The Quest where participants had to solve puzzles and gather clues to determine the identity of the new flavor. A few weeks later, Doritos announced the mystery flavor was Mountain Dew, which coincided with the release of the soda’s “Dewmocracy” flavors, which were Mountain Dew Supernova (grape), Mountain Dew Revolution (cotton candy), and Mountain Dew Voltage (raspberry). 11. Doritos Degree Burn Many Walmart customers vastly preferred them over regular Doritos, and no chip alternative has been the same.