Original Corn Chips, 1 Ounce (Pack of 40)

These have become one of the snacks we consistently keep stocked in our office for guests, employees, and quick grab-and-go snacking throughout the day. The individual bags are convenient, stay fresh much longer than large opened bags, and make portioning easy without creating mess or waste. The chips themselves are exactly what you expect from classic Fritos — crunchy, salty, fresh, and reliably consistent every time. They pair well with dips, chili, sandwiches, or just as a simple standalone snack, which makes them easy to keep on hand for a variety of people and preferences. The box arrived on time, packaged well, and none of the individual bags were crushed or punctured during shipping. For the quantity included, the value also feels very reasonable compared to constantly restocking smaller convenience-store purchases. This is one of those practical office staples that disappears quickly because people naturally reach for them throughout the day. Always a reliable repurchase for us. #AmazonFinds #OfficeSnacks #Fritos #SnackStation #BreakRoomEssentials #Convenience #EverydayFavorites #BulkSnacks #WorkplaceEssentials #PracticalLiving #Hospitality #LuxeLife

I’m happy with this purchase. I’m now on Subscribe & Save. I love the 1oz bags. They help me with Portion Control. Fritos are delicious. Fresh & Crisp.

Love Fritos - what else can I say!! It is so nice to have the small individual bags for snacks so I don’t eat the whole regular sized bag!

I’d recently tried a box of 40 1oz packages of Crispy Cheetos, an old favorite. Good experience, so I thought I’d try some Fritos. I hadn’t eaten them in years, but remembered them as being a simple tasty snack. Good price when you compare to a vending machine offering or a mixed bag of snacks from the grocery store. Delivery was prompt, The Amazon Order Chauffeur was polite as he handed me the box, covered by another package containing an order for my wife. When I got inside, I noticed the tape sealing the top of the box was a bit weathered-looking. Sadly, closer inspection revealed that it looked like the tape had been picked at like an old scab and slid away to allow access to the box. “Heaven’s to Murgatroid”, I said to myself, as I slid the tape aside and accessed the contents as I suspected someone may have done before me. I carefully removed the packages of Fritos, counting as I went. Thirty-nine, not forty. I counted again. 39/40ths of the delivery had survived the journey from Frito-lay to my door. I was crestfallen. A thief had intercepted my order of Fritos while it was in the hands of the manufacturer or the Amazon delivery system. My first thought was beneficial as I considered that maybe someone within the Fritos or Amazon empires was sadly hungry and perhaps wasn’t able to provide for their spouse and children. If I’d encountered them on the street while carrying a box of 40 packages of Fritos, I’d without a doubt offer more than a single package to help them out. My second thought was less generous as I considered that the individual who took advantage of an opportunity to purloin a package of Fritos had done more than grab a quick snack. They’d made me realize that I couldn’t trust Amazon to deliver anything to my home without the fear that someone within the system could easily f*** with my order. Being a food product, it was clear that removing one of 40 packets was not all that could have occurred. I looked at my options. There didn’t appear to be a way to complain other than to leave a review comment, which would probably be overlooked by many and read by few, most notably someone that I would typically consider eligible to hear a complaint. I could suck it up and just hope that the Frito Bandito hadn’t left anything behind other than a disgruntled customer. The difference between receiving 40 or 39 bags of Fritos is in the fraction range, so it’s not the cost. No, it’s the principle! I decided to return the product. The packaging and the contents were both damaged by the Frito Bandito, meaning I didn’t receive what I’d ordered. I entered the complaint system and took a look at something new for me. I could get a refund or I could get a replacement. I considered the taste memory of a bag of Fritos. I’ll go for the replacement, I thought. My wife had discovered that Amazon had made it easier to return things to Amazon, so I thought it would be easy to drop the fouled box of Fritos and wait for another. Here it is two days later and I have a fresh box of Fritos that hasn’t been obviously intruded upon by the Frito Bandito or any other scalawags. I’m feeling better. Frito-Lay said keep the original box, as well. That’s very generous. I like that, but will probably donate it. It has restored my faith to a degree, though and I’ll probably be ordering again. Sucks that you have to worry about the baditos though.

I order these chip over and over. Usually they have at least 3 to 4 weeks before they expire but for the most part they have always been fresh when opened, even after the expiry date. There has been a couple of bags I opened that were a little soft and I threw them away, but mostly all the others have been fine. I will keep ordering unless the price gets out of control but as of now it's around $18 for 40 small bags.

They were delivered in protective wrap to avoid being smashed. They were fresh and perfect size for snacks and lunches. More economical than larger bags.

Great for making walking tacos.

Gezzzee these went with quickness. Great snack & very fresh

Couldn't find the M in a store so this really fit the bill. Tasty, fresh and delicious for a diabetic snack. I need extra salt for blood pressure so a double ++

Snaking with fritos bean dip