Cheetos Crisps

Cheetos

All the way from America, this insanely cheesy, deliciously diverse brand has supplied over 36 countries with addictive cheesy crisps. Originating in 1948, Cheetos was the first cheese crisps snack of its kind, and since then it has developed more and more innovative cheesy crisps.

The first Cheetos to be produced were crunchy’s in Texas and was the only product until the introduction of cheese puffs in 1971. 1976 saw the drool worth spicy addition to the cheat family with the flamin’ hot crunchy.

Did you know… that finger licking cheesy dust that coats your fingers is called ‘cheetle’.

Types

Cheetos flavour diversity is sparse, with cheese, cheese, more cheese and a bit of spice. However, the types of crisps they make are packed with variety. These include; puffs, crunchy, popcorn, mac’n’cheese, fantastix, simply, baked and variety packs. If only One Pound Crisps could stock them all. Alas, we only have room for three, Cheetos crunchy, twisted flamin’ hot share bag and twisted flamin’ hot snack bag. However, all three are available as a full box and the full boxes are cheaper than if you were to buy the bags individually.

Are They Good

Hands down, no questions asked, Cheetos produce some absolute crisp favourites, loved worldwide. As a result, to supply the worldly demand, 5000 cows are needed to produce eleven million gallons of milk to produce ten million pounds of cheese, and boy are we grateful to those cows. No bad crisp snack is produced in 22 different countries.

Which Are Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten Free and Dairy Free?

The types of Cheetos crisps that we stock and their dietary information are as follows.

Cheetos crunchy cheese crisps ARE vegetarian, however, they contain milk, and therefore they are NOT vegan or dairy free. The packaging states they may contain gluten, wheat, barley, soya and sulphites. Therefore it is NOT a gluten free product.

Cheetos Twisted Flamin’ Hot crisps ARE vegetarian but contain soy and wheat, therefore, they are NOT gluten free. The packaging states the product may contain milk, barley, gluten, celery and mustard, consequently these are not dairy free or vegan.

Cheetos Footballs Cheese crisps ARE vegetarian. However, they DO contain milk and MAY contain soya, wheat and gluten. Consequently, these are not gluten free, dairy free or vegan.