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Pickle-flavored Doritos now available in the U.S.

The limited time offer started this week and will be available only at Dollar General and Circle K.

By  USA TODAY
   
Coral Murphy, USA TODAY
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If you like tangy pickels, Dorito’s newest chips flavor might be worth a try.

If you like tangy pickels, Dorito’s newest chips flavor might be worth a try.

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Doritos’ pickle-flavored chips are now available in stores across the U.S., according to Frito-Lay.

The limited time offer started this week and will be available only at Dollar General and Circle K. The suggested retail price is $4.29 for the 9.75 oz bags and $1.89 for the 2.75 oz bags.

The popular flavor was available in other countries, including Canada, going by the name of “Intense Pickle.”

“As someone who enjoys pickle-flavored Pringles and ate pickle and tuna sandwiches as a kid, I’m disappointed the U.S. hasn’t had pickle-flavored Doritos before,” said Instagram user @theimpulsivebuy.

Instagram users were also excited about what this new addition could lead to.

“I’m eating Taco Bell right now, imagine a pickle Doritos taco,” reads the comment by user @chrisschonholtz.

Read more at usatoday.com

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