How are DORITOS made in Factories | How were NACHOS invented?

[@TimothyVogelsang]

The main ingredient in the Dorito bag is air 😂

[@mikec.8604]

imagine someone suing them for not specifying it on the bag

[@markrottjakob2670]

Protect the chips from breaking.😊

[@ParisLawLess]

That's racist

[@amorej222]

Period 😂😂

[@jaypatetrucking9177]

That’s fun as hell 😂😂😂

[@vonteboyPlaysMC]

Each bag has a 100 chips? Bullshit. 25 tops

[@AgamPratapsingh-kn2db]

he's talking about the large bags, still in range of 60-75 chips....

[@kingjaekob]

I counted a large bad today, only 99,

[@hellothere-jz4ny]

@@kingjaekob doritos are just a big fat liar

[@johnjeffreys6440]

They were way better in the 70's when they were less processed. Now it tastes like there's paper in them. Reply

[@MewhentheO-O]

@@johnjeffreys6440Reply

[@noorahbenson-ol9zw]

I am eating Doritos while watching this 😂❤

[@markgoggin4776]

Maybe one you ate was featured in this video

[@derrickcarmichael1325]

😂✊🏽

[@CjTheCat-]

Me too! 😹

[@invisibl3enemy]

All this for me to plow through a bag of Cool Ranch in 6 minutes

[@randymorrison5513]

oink Oink OINK 🐷

[@bobsmith-x8h]

@@randymorrison5513 grass

[@tm-ln4hj]

Cool ranch and cottage cheese is the best combo on earth

[@Jonb173]

6 minutes? That’s a rookie time

[@TaylerRae-v3l]

ARE U A FUKN VACCU​UM??@@Jonb173

[@johnathanhunter1351]

Imagine a world where our efforts and brilliance are devoted to pursuits other than just making money. What an incredible world that would be.

[@soggyorigami]

You may say I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one I hope someday you'll join us And the world will live as one

[@ratedRblazin420]

A world that would never exist. Money has been around since the dawn of time and will be here until the end.

[@johnathanhunter1351]

​@@ratedRblazin420 I didn’t say money shouldn’t exist. I suggested imagining a world where our efforts and ingenuity are directed toward goals beyond just making money. In other words, keep money, as it’s a useful system, but don’t place it above everything else in value.

[@rubenruiz2162]

0:40 actually, dorado in Spanish has two meanings, 1. Fried until crispy and changes color. 2. Color of gold. Small pieces of gold are called “pepitas de oro”.

[@bw4t]

Casa de Fritos (0:25) was not in San Diego, but in Anaheim. It was a restaurant at Disneyland operated by Frito. It was a route salesman for Alex Foods (which provided the food service supplies to Casa de Fritos) who noticed that unused tortillas were being thrown in the trash at the end of the day. He suggested to the cook to cut them into triangles and season them in the style of a Zapotec Mexican snack called totopos. It was later that post-merger Frito-Lay executive Arch West visited the restaurant and discovered the wildly popular snack that had been added to the menu without Frito-Lay's knowledge. West saw a major marketing opportunity. Frito-Lay bought all the equipment Alex Foods would need to produce the chips to be distributed nationally, and decided the product would be called Doritos.

[@ericktellez7632]

They took totopos and made a gringo version Thats pretty much it, triangled tortilla chips were already used in Mexico the most famous example are chilaquiles, a dish from the 1600s indeed invented by the zapotecs in Oaxaca

[@johnc3473]

​@@ericktellez7632 Yeah because Mexicans eat nacho cheese, you're a racist

[@tenfour000]

Inventions of "Doritos" and "Taco Bell" on internet are false to me, it's a lie covered by an American guy's name just to boom the business without the real people behind it. Also heard somewhere that both were founded together.

[@Russ1963]

i love doritoes but I noticed that in some bags the chips are well seasoned and in some bags the chips are barely seasoned

[@virtuaguyverify]

For realz they need better qc

[@philiprhodes3976]

they also changed the seasoning recipe for the cheese versions doesn't taste the same.cool ranch is still very good to me though.

[@romansbottom]

@@virtuaguyverify well u gotta remember the whole process is done by machines.

[@Pesci.45]

Facts

[@johnjeffreys6440]

They were way better in the 70's when they were less processed. Now it tastes like there's paper in them.

[@Pr0toPoTaT0]

Spicy sweet chili(PURPLE BAG, MOM!!!!) is my favorite 😍! Love doritos, love your videos too ❤️

[@Process-X]

Thank you!

[@quinnlangford6521]

Purple is sooo underrated,best flavor

[@RogueNation.]

I tried a purple bag ... Nope.

[@Miasaint10]

Dip them in sour cream. Amazing. In fact most Doritos are good dipped in sour cream. Lol

[@ThrowItOnTheGrill]

They went from $1.79, all the way up to $6.49 AND they shrunk the size of the bag. I would walk past the section at the store and no one ever took one bag. A couple of months later, they put them on "sale" for $4.99. They still didn't move off of the shelf. Last week, they had to knuckle under to $3.99. It's disgusting, because you know they're still making a profit. I picked up a bag and an hour after eating them, my stomach hurt badly. Sorry Doritos, your price and whatever cheap ingredients that you went to, aren't for me any more.

[@Anonymous-je6tc]

DORITOS are is my favorite thanks for sharing this amazing video.

[@RayofSunshine5519]

Sicko

[@johnjeffreys6440]

They were even better in the 70's when less ingredients were used.

[@fln478]

I loved the video but just like on many products involving an agricultural product, you incorrectly showed “green corn” being harvested instead of “dry corn” which is used for the making of Doritos. “Green corn” is the type of corn you eat off the cob or pack the kernels in a can with water. Dry corn contains less than 15% moisture when harvested and is basically used to make corn meal or products like Doritos. Thank you.

[@itzamia]

I was wondering if it was the same type of corn we would have with our dinner.

[@edubbs3528]

Thank you. Not all corn is the same!

[@Lstead15]

and then Frito Lay fills 1/4 of a bag and sells it to you!

[@darrentylor5473]

And now you know why they are 3 for $8

[@johnjeffreys6440]

They were way better in the 70's when they were less processed. Now it tastes like there's paper in them.

[@XXPYR0XX]

nice profile picture lol

[@brianfuller9565]

Sold by weight not volume derppppp

[@johnjeffreys6440]

@@brianfuller9565 what do you work Frito-Lay?

[@richiecramiun]

Another great educational video

[@avreve]

sarcasm or no?

[@soulspacehomestead4941]

It’s amazing the amount of effort we go through and the resources that we waste creating something that is so unhealthy for us and actually hurts us.

[@brandallslibraryofwonder]

The profit margin must be insane

[@coop6951]

Money money money money money money money money 😂😂

[@DzNutzzz]

It’s amazing that you’re a douche

[@Shyhispanicmale]

🙄

[@jonathan13co]

Karen moment. It's just a snack, lady. Let people enjoy whatever they wish. I bet you're no where close to being a perfect healthy nut either, so why bother saying this? Comes off as hypocrite.

[@matthewskudzienski888]

As a Little kid I used to eat Original Dorito chips back in 2007

[@MIKEMASTER1A]

Now, sadly is gone to be bland, very bland! :(

[@oggyoggy1299]

Okay. You and millions of others.

[@MIKEMASTER1A]

@@oggyoggy1299 What did you mean??

[@donaldwycoff4154]

As a kid in the 70's, it was only us Dungeons & Dragons players that ate dorritos. Ruffles were the norm. I had to give up dairy, so I stopped paying attention to dorritos decades ago. Seeing your video was an eye-opener. I had no idea they got this popular. Wish they'd make a dairy-free version that I could eat.

[@videogamephenomhd]

Doritos have been a popular figure, especially with the nacho cheese flavor being the most common of all. Though the ingredients to form these snacks are fairly complex, there is still a piece of knowledge on how their crop figure works and how the factories do the rest.

[@SevenTailedWolf72]

I got a bag of Doritos just so I could watch this while eating them. 😂

[@MileyonDisney]

Mmmm! Doritos! Cool video!

[@KhloethisissocoolWatne-he7rk]

Doritos are my favorite chip I just love them so much

[@bubsmp]

When did they decide to put cancer causing food coloring on them? Just curious.

[@eds7344]

You'll be fine.

[@bubsmp]

@@eds7344 you my fucking doctor Ed?

[@MaleOrderBride]

You could get hit by a bus tomorrow 😂 just eat them!

[@toddm9501]

Eat some organic dirt if you think it's better for you.

[@bubsmp]

@@toddm9501 Or you could come see me and suck my organic D. Let me know Toddmeister. My point was if other countries restrict certain ingredients because they have deemed them as hazardous why do we (USA) allow them. Riddle me that fuck stick.

[@itfrecords]

You get like 7 Doritos in a bag 😂

[@FarmingDocumentary]

너무 좋아요, 영상 볼 수 있게 해주셔서 감사해요

[@lpotts75]

They need to start measuring the seasonings. So that each chip gets the same amount. Because some are seasoned good and some are not.

[@A7XdemesticPk]

true, but maybe you should call the number on the back of the bag to complain and maybe you'll get free bags. Instead of commenting on a video , doing that will never help your case lol

[@lpotts75]

@@A7XdemesticPk Your probably right.😂👍🏾

[@gvinnydog5500.]

Best chips ever made!

[@gvinnydog5500.]

That and cheddar Pringles and potato skins!

[@tornadohunter1054]

Absolutely

[@pollypocketfan7837]

Spicy Nacho is my favorite Doritos flavor.

[@matthewowens1451]

would be cool if videos showing the process how things are made making marbles was interesting video

[@wesleyc.4937]

If the cooks didn't break the chips, the truck drivers must be using them as airbags.

[@easyontheeyes78]

This video has caused me to go out and buy a bag of yummy Dorito’s

[@Raphael-lu7vj]

It made me go not to buy, this is screaming ultraprocessed

[@easyontheeyes78]

@@Raphael-lu7vj Everything in moderation

[@minibobber]

"Corn is carefully harvested" proceeds to show entire field getting wrecked by a machine

[@brianfuller9565]

Are you stupid?

[@luisgordillo1695]

Doritos are Bomb. When cool ranch came out I got hooked right away. I always Mix nacho and cool ranch together so good. 😁😁

[@helenr.guzman315]

great video! loved how you explained the doritos process. but honestly, nachos as a snack seem a bit overrated to me. i mean, they’re just chips with toppings, right? i feel like there are so many other creative snacks out there that deserve the spotlight. what do you all think?

[@mike9347]

Here's how I love them. Step 1 : Grab a round microwave plate. Step 2 : Get your fav blend of Doritos outa the bag and spread them evenly around the plate Step 3: Grate your favorite cheese all over the Doritos Step 4: Now chop up Shallots, (Spring Onions), Carrots, Tomatoes, Capsicum, and Chilies if you like it hot Step 5: Pour over the above with either Sour Cream or Thickened Cream. (Your choice) Step 6: An additional extra if you prefer is to also top with your fav Chili sauce Step 7: Put it all in your Microwave for 3 to 4 minutes. Step 8: Pull it out and eat it while it's hot with your fingers. Have a hand towel standing by Step 9: Enjoy I used to think my Mum invented that dish. She said that I did when I was about 13 years old. But anyway, I still call it after her. I call them " Ivycho's" 😃

[@thereasonableconsumer]

Stopped eating these decades ago before the bags got smaller. Do they taste different now than they did in the 90's?

[@john-c4r8e]

not the same taste

[@djohanson99]

I love Doritos. And yes as comment says below that a bag of Doritos is mostly air. So true.

[@sudhirkumarjha-ui9yh]

Thank you for the great content! 🇨🇦

[@matthewcurran82]

Nachos were invented in 1943 at a hotel in Mexico. The only American involvement? Was Fort Duncan soldiers from the states. The cook couldn't be found, so a waiter panicked and got to work in the kitchen.

[@robsaga]

The original product was made at the Casa de Fritos (now Rancho Del Zocalo) at Disneyland in Anaheim, California, during the early 1960s.

[@lerkscore]

Yes! Makes me so mad that this dude said San Diego. That's no where near Disneyland!!

[@rafapazos06]

You all should know Totopos is a traditional Mexican food. They invented the fried triangle shape reused tortillas. Doritos commercialised it. I do not know if somebody else had done it before in Mexico, I would imagine they did. Doritos were just stronger.

[@ericktellez7632]

Chilaquiles have been a thing since the early 1600s, fried tortillas in triangles or totopos seasoned with spices.

[@krazyxki]

Wow thank you for informing people. Kind of huge oversight by the person who created this video, and them hearting the comment is not good enough. Might not be a big deal to some but it's frustrating when history is whitewashed like this. People's culture and inventions shouldn't be erased and given credit to someone else, no matter how minuscule it seems. Very irresponsible of the content creator but unsurprising from a content farm channel.

[@johnc3473]

Invented 😂 how's the Mexican space program going?

[@rafapazos06]

@@johnc3473 We are talking food here my chap.

[@johnc3473]

​@rafapazos06 ok Nacho cheese is Mexican, right? 😂

[@rickfowler273]

I work at a Frito plant. It’s a good job. People there are really nice. Love Doritos!

[@Jvanthemndam]

I can’t believe how upset people are over a bag of chips. Geez.

[@john-c4r8e]

Doritos peaked like.... 2013

[@timg2727]

I like how you explained like 4 separate times what the bubbles are from.

[@freezerguy]

Just as I finish hearing the narrator explain how they work to prevent chip breakage by various means at 8:34 I watch a lady literally slam bags of chips down into the shipping boxes. Well, so much for being careful.

[@firstname5134]

Imagine buying a 6$ bag of chips that’s half full of air..just go buy a pound of hamburger meat

[@Miasaint10]

They are sold by the weight of the chips. Not the weight of the bag. The air is irrelevant to the value.

[@gordonliddy9418]

It's too hard for all the lazy people to make a burger.

[@gordonliddy9418]

@@Miasaint10 So air has no weight and doesn't contribute to the weight of the bag? I'd say its very relevant to the value of the product.

[@Miasaint10]

@@gordonliddy9418 It has no relevance. You paid for 8 Oz of chips. You got 8 Oz of chips. The weight of the air and bag has no baring on the value you paid for.

[@KittilyKat]

Where are you that a bag of doritos is 6$

[@karentimmer6288]

Ive delivered to Lays, those potatoes are just dumped(literally) on the floor of the trailer until the trailers allowed weight is met, not real sure how the cleaning of said potatoes done

[@percywillis]

Wow. A lot of science!

[@lerkscore]

The chips were not invented in San Diego. They were discovered by the executive guy at Disneyland, which is in Anaheim.

[@FurbyGaming125]

Lerkscore Was Here

[@NaughtyJuri]

What they don’t tell you is the amount of unnecessary ingredients that they put in a bag of Doritos. If you read the back of the pack and half of the bag is full of air.

[@V-max97]

I wish Doritos would bring back those Buffalo Jacked Chips shown at the 18 second mark on the top shelf.

[@BertoJim]

Was munching on frito lays pork rinds as I enjoyed this educational video 🎉

[@Stevenirons]

The nacho factory! That's a phrase I never knew but now can't forget

[@anthonymorris1360]

Bless those delicate chips.

[@Credo1911]

This video was made outside the USA since the metrical scale was used. U.S. uses an imperial scale table, like pounds, ounces and etc.

[@karensylvia9423]

Exactly, that's why this video was dumb.

[@Damidas]

Legend has it that if you take 5 Doritos and make a ⭐and then make a giant Dorito star comprised of 66 little Dorito stars and place 33 candles in a circle around the big star and set all the Doritos on fire at exactly 3am during a full moon, it will open a portal to another dimension.. This is why Doritos are so flammable 🔥

[@victorparkinson3316]

I'll get a bag or two for snacking during my lunch break soon

[@kingjaekob]

what happened to the Plain Doritos in the Yellow bags?

[@AdamBechtol]

They gotta lose the Red 40.

[@rigobryant8050]

M.S.G too

[@j.r.murray]

It's super hard to work at Doritos

[@theodorepatton887]

Cool ranch needs more flavour 😣. Other than that ya , always a corn/wheat and potato surplus . 😀

[@ingGS]

Dorado simply means “golden”. “Small pieces of gold” would be: pequeñas piezas de oro, which is way different.

[@ILOVEBACONBOY2018]

Very cool! Thanks!

[@ATSFVentaSpurNscaler]

Anaheim, California - and not San Diego as your documentary claims - is where the idea for Doritos originated. Wikipedia states: "The original product was made at the Casa de Fritos (now Rancho Del Zocalo) at Disneyland in Anaheim, California, during the early 1960s. Using surplus tortillas and taking the original idea from the traditional Mexican snack known as totopo, the company-owned restaurant cut them up, fried them, and added basic seasoning, resembling the Mexican chilaquiles, but in this case being dry. Arch West was the vice president of marketing of Frito-Lay at the time, and noticed their popularity. He made a deal in 1964 with Alex Foods, the provider of many items for Casa de Fritos at Disneyland, and produced the chips for a short time regionally, before it was overwhelmed by the volume, and Frito-Lay moved the production in-house to its Tulsa plant."

[@Erati243]

Holy crap Jalapeno and cheddar! I need this in my life!!! aka in the us!

[@iare19]

Me, who has never had Doritos, looks at his Lay's chips and wonders - is there really another world out there?

[@johnnyguitar2929]

What do you call a bag of Doritos that don’t belong to you? Nacho Doritos!

[@OldHeadTV1]

Bring back Pizza Hut Doritos please

[@Amp-dUpRecords-662-74]

I remember that 90s 😎💯💯

[@johnroberts2444]

It's na cho chip , i love doritos ! 😋

[@rodneyakjohnson451]

Everyone complains about MSG ... but forgot that major of chips ingredients is MSG 😂😂😂

[@williamboyle8918]

Tried a bag of Hot Mustard a few months ago, my 2nd favorite. Nothin beats Taco ! Even though Taco tasted waaaay better years ago.

[@NicholasMisiak618]

I just love Doritos so much 🤤😍😍

[@flexn5000]

They say Doritos are the worst chips to eat of them all. But I still love to eat them anyway.

[@angel-ij4xv]

everything is bad enjoy your life

[@Livecraps]

Watching this while eating Doritos with hot sauce

[@Crickett_303]

100 chips in a large bag is crazy... it's like more 20

[@Sparky-m6h]

Original nacho cheese flavor used to be awesome. They've screwed up nacho cheese flavor ever since they started making other flavors. The original nacho cheese flavor is usually more hot & spicy now. I called the company to ask why they've changed the original seasoning. The woman told me that they've received a lot of complaints about it. They're not lacking customers, but I stopped buying them.

[@jamesvitale6666]

The overcharge you for a bag of Doritos in the bag not even half full it’s mostly air

[@brianfuller9565]

Sold by weight not by volume uh duh

[@Unknown-un6nt]

Bring back the ORIGINAL 3d nacho cheese doritos!!

[@everythingvideos24]

I used to like Doritos as a kid but now since I'm older I don't care for them as much and haven't had them in a long time.

[@frankgarcia6035]

Such a long and lengthy process just to make some chips. Imagine if these weren't mass produced, the amount of time and effort it would be to make one bag of homemade Doritos would be INSANE.

[@FarmTastic97]

Doritos are made in factories by cutting cornmeal into triangles, then deep-frying and seasoning. Meanwhile, nachos were born by accident in 1943, when a Mexican chef created them as a quick snack for guests.

[@YMBMIKE]

Eating Doritos while watching this

[@MnMSounds]

Definitely an AI narrator, but damn seein dem visuals in the plant were pretty tasty! Makes me wanna try to make a batch at home

[@Greg8872]

@1:36 "The prepared corn is sent to the not your factory"?? Of course it's not mine, if it was I'd already know how they were made HAHAHAAHHHA

[@damiantanks1738]

Love Doritos ❤

[@dantesreaIms]

We really need to start giving machines there salaries for working so hard

[@Mingonator87]

Doritos needs to sell their seasoning so I can make my own ridiculously seasoned Doritos lmao

[@lionsdejudah]

Wow MSG… narrator didn’t even try to hide it.

[@davidc5027]

My issue with Doritos is the inconsistency with seasoning.

[@CarlThornton-xp1cs]

Doritos were first made at the Mexican restaurant inside Disneyland

[@nickgluvzu]

Eating nacho cheese Doritos high asf right now watching this 😅😂

[@misterblister4962]

Please advise where to purchase "Tangy Cheese" and "Hint of Lime" flavors.

[@titaniumspecial4207]

MSG affects my mood, can't eat these anymore.

[@benjaminmadl338]

I'm sorry bro

[@rickylee5443]

Thanks for letting us know.

[@jazzcardashcam]

Wow so diverse, two bags of Cool Ranch 0:55

[@gameboy1984]

Yeah and I think they have a bit more than 10 different flavors of Doritos LOL

[@gordonliddy9418]

Frito lay reduced the amount you get per bag and yet they still increased the price...

[@north3606]

Notch-yo Doritos, they’re mine! 😋

[@BruceStephan]

I miss plain Doritos !!!! Bring plain Doritos BACK !

[@playboibihh]

No lie why growing up you realize that cool ranch is really fucking fire

[@duffman1876]

Oh woow!!!...so this is how bags of air is made? Had no idea 😯🍻🍺lol

[@James-fg8rf]

70k bags isn't a lot vs the 8 million bags made worldwide daily

[@as95800]

Not what they used to be - they taste more milky with buttermilk and a lot less cheesy, almost like a cream sauce instead of cheese.