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Do You Miss Nacho Cheese Doritos ?


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Hi,

My husband loves Nacho Cheese Doritos but since they have wheat in them he can't have them, well yesterday I went shopping at Kroger and happen to look at their brand Max Flav'r tortilla chips Nacho Cheese. They taste so much like the Doritos my husband loved them and on the front of the bag on the bottom it says a Gluten Free Food.

Just thought incase anyone else out there also misses Nacho Cheese Doritos give these a try.

Sue


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Thanks for the post! I went out and bought a bag tonight. We used to get a taco pizza from our local pizza place that had Doritos broken up on top. We used to love that pizza! I bought the Kroger chips tonight and we're going to have a Valentine's taco pizza Saturday night!

By the way, not only do they say they are a gluten free food, the package also says, "This products has never contained gluten." WOW! Talk about sounding confident! Way to go Kroger!!

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