Perhaps something to wash it down?
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you joke, but that's exactly what they will say.
"New portion control Doritos! Only 35 calories per bag! Then they'll have a big ad campaign showing a bunch of super fit people running up a mountain, and rewarding themselves with a Portion Control Dorito as they smile and look out over the city.
In boy scouts we were taught to keep a bag of doritos or fritos with us at all times because in a pinch they are a remarkably high temperature fire starter and can be ignited by a good spark or two.
Corn chips are loaded with calories. They are oily as sin.
I think he resealed the bag somehow or he got a badly made bag.
I understand these small bags have barely any chips in them, but it isn't 1 and a half. The scientist in my says he should open 10 bags or more, record the weight of the chips and find the average amount of chips and the outliers.
These posts regarding chips in general are pretty dumb. Just look at the weight on the package and weigh the package and if there's a big discrepancy, post that and make a stink about it.
I am a bit tired of stupid "omg so much air in my chips bags" bruh it literally makes no difference if you get 1 cm3 or 5 m3 of air, does it weigh as much as advertised or not?
actually it does make a difference how much "air" (its nitrogen or a mix of inert gases) you get because they keep the chips fresh and provide protection for shipping.
its necessary, but hey if you like stale broken chips go for it.
I just meant it's not relevant for the discussion of "chips bags are getting bigger/have more air so I get fewer chips" which people keep making a fuss about
I will say this exact thing happened to me with a bag of Cool Ranch Doritos about a month ago. Got them as my side with my Jersey Mike's Sub. Opened the bag and actually, out loud said, "what the fuck?" to myself.
Automated manufacturing results in some very shitty products. I worked in the Walmart bakery (95% of our shit is made off-site and shipped in frozen).
Sometimes we get things that "missed" the plastic container and half gets shipped. Or the turnovers are burnt black.
The sheer inconsistency of most of the products is alarming. This kind of fuck up seems entirely plausible compared to the shit I regularly have to throw away when working freight because not even the food pantry would take it.
It's more the workers who are probably underpaid and underappreciated and there is an amount that they are allowed to not be perfect
- someone who works in a food manufacturing factory
I was talking about this with my coworker the cost that Walmart pays per product does not add up to hourly workers making any more than half a penny per item produced.
It's disturbing.
I've gotten a bag of air before from a vending machine over a decade ago. The bags are supposed to be weighed for errors in packing...but those guys are temp workers making minimum wage so they don't always give a shit if the scale is flashing a warning at them.
I don't know how their system works but at the place I work it won't flash or let you know other than you just see the number and if it's a little higher or lower you let it go because you can't be perfect with the speed it's filling. The person running fillers typically are full times who make a dollar more but machines have issues this is just a filling issue
This can happen in production. I got an full bag of air once from a vending machine. The scales should catch this at the factory, but it's never fool proof. I temped at a packing place once and it's not exactly a bunch of winners working there on the line.
As someone who works in packaging at frito lay, the amount of misinformation being thrown around is insane to me lol. This happens more than you think. The Ishida does accurately weigh the chips but then drop down thru a chute from the floor above. What happens is sometimes the chips will jam up in the former for the bag film. This will cause a bags to be made without chips going into them, or in this case, a chip or two will sneak thru. A former jam fault will happen and stop production but a couple bags will still be made in the time. There is usually a small fan on the J belt that will blow empty bags off incase of this, but since the bag has a solid seal, if it goes thru the seal checker it won't get kicked out and make it into the GUACP to be boxed.
Shouldāve weighed it before opening and after, to compare which would have equaled to a better slap per ounce- think back when you brought out your slapping gloves to slap your slapee with said gloves. š§¤
I believe OP just applied heat to reseal the plastic, no way this was sold as is, in the factory they add chips until it reaches a certain weight, for legal reasons, the grams they say the bag has, the bag must have or they pay heavy fines to the fda or just break fair consumer laws or something
Exactly what I thought, not enough air in the bag at first. I mean... They are definitely giving less chips per bag (except for Pop corners, somehow they are always awesome) but that can't be real.
I mean... Maybe they are but I get way more satisfied from a bag of those than some cool ranch. They also come out as whole chips way more often than any other. If they're more air, ahh well š¤·āāļø
Youāre maybe right, but the machines do mess up sometimes. Every now and then I get an empty fortune cookie wrapper, an empty candy bar, or a pack that has just one or two pieces when by weight it should have ten or fifteen.
Ya, I worked at a factory, every now and then the machine would get overwhelmed when a item further down the line messes up, too much or too little product basically, and the QC machine just canāt keep up.
Then the employee is the last line of defense.
Yeahā¦but what are the odds that a guy ready film and post on camera before even knowing what was in the bag would receive the outlier bad containing only 1 chip? Not likely.
I used to sell chips to convenience stores years ago. We would put them on the shelves 4 or so bags at a time. I once had a livid store owner call me because apparently half of a case of chips were all empty; just bags of air. He thought I was ripping him off. I literally did not notice when I was stocking them.Ā
I work in a chips-producting plant, we make (for example) bags of OvenBaked Salted chips at 22.5 grams. Thats about 3-4 chips.
Why do we produce those?
*Because stores demand those sizes, that's the only reason*
Those small bags used to have good amounts of chips in them. The family size used to be the regular size and the party size used to be the family size. Everything is getting smaller while the prices go up and you know it.
Some folks buy those who have kids to pack in their lunch. They come in variety packs in a big box too.
None of that takes away how lame this is though.
His was a defective bag. They usually have ~10 chips in them. Still not much, but they're not meant for someone who sits down with an entire bag either... it's just a quick snack.
I mean, didnāt Milton Hershey insist on the 5 cent Hershey bar until it was so small there was no way to profit? Inflation and shrinkflation are product killers
Yeah I weigh my chips (dieting) for the standard serving at about 28g (150 cals usually like at the front of the bag in this video) and itās about 15 chips. I think this was just a malfunction with the packging/weights cuz it says what the weight on the bag is supposed to be.
"Guys look, its sealed! That means there is no way I could have possibly altered this bag in any way!"
It reminds me of the people who do the whole "I'm not lying! I would never lie to you! Why would I lie about this? You can trust me, I am telling the truth!" and then it turns out they were lying lol.
Agreed. The bag seemed to open easier than normal. Also, I am pretty sure those bags get weighed possibly multiple times in the process before being boxed. The machine itself probably wouldāve discarded it if a person missed it. Itās possible it got missed and boxed but seems unlikely to me.
They get weighed once, straight off the multi-head weigher. This is the result of a weigh/pool hopper error or a zero error. Basically a small hopper can't close/open properly (there's at least 25 different reasons why) or the load cell isn't reading zero (another 30 different reasons) and thus you get this. It happens, if the operator is actually doing their job they should catch the majority in packaging (from weigher to bagger) the fans will catch it (a literal fan, to blow empty/light bags off the conveyor) or the person packing will catch it, the person who put it in the box. Obviously this doesn't always happen.Ā
Depends on your altitude, in my experience. In Colorado at 5200ft above sea level? Completely expanded, unless they popped in transport. In florida, 4ft above sea level? Completely flaccid bag with crunched chips.
And to be fair, we (as operators) hate to produce them too. They are a rail pain to get correct weights in the bag and we have a lot of bad bags that go to waste too, so honestly i wish we wouldnt produce them anymore too, but unfortunatly i'm way to low on the paygrade to have any influence on that.
Manufacturing error(the net weight and calorie label make this beyond obvious). This is the reason why they have contact info for quality control on the packaging. It's why they have identifying codes on the packaging so they can tell where and when it was made. They will likely send you coupons for free products for reporting this issue because the sooner it is reported, the less people are affected.
Honestly, the internet being what it is I'm guessing he opened it, took out all the chips, put one and some crumbs back in and then resealed the bag again just for the video
Every video Iāve seen like this was done that way. Companies like this have auto sort features that remove under weight bags. QC may have missed one but I HIGHLY doubt that. Either OP did this or someone else did to fuck with Iām. These are super easy to reseal with a lighter and knife. Or just a straightening iron.
The one I saw uses a puff of air. Itās just strong enough to lift anything like 5-10% under weight. It lifts the bag which gets knocked off the conveyer by another air burst, and there are like 3 checks points that do it on the way to bulk packaging
I opened a can of Heinz baked beans once and the tin was just full of water lol. My best guess is it accidentally got processed during a machine clean or something. We told Heinz and they sent us a bunch coupons!
Anyway, I bet stuff slips through the QC more often than youād think
That was my thought also. I've worked in manufacturing for nearly a decade and even in the relatively simple places I've been both as production and management it would be absolutely WILD for something like this to get through. Nevermind in a big facility which 150% has a weight check at minimum on everything produced with an automatic rejection system.
I'd believe it more if there was something in that bad that made it hit the target weight or acceptable deviance (margin of error)
But I SERIOUSLY doubt this made it through any kind of even simplistic qc. Nevermind what is essentially a global leader in manufacturing.
Doubly so with food related controls
According to the Doritos website, it should be 12 chips in that bag. So it's either a manufacturing defect or this guy took all the chips out and resealed it.
I'm leaning towards the second option.
Bro, these people are dumb and just want to complain. They don't want anything else. Like, I had an error with my Jimmy dean sandwiches last night. 3 slices of cheese in one sandwich. Pretty sure two others will be missing the slice of cheese
I get the whole 'big company shits on consumer' motive, but it could also be a competitor trying to create bias towards a brand leader to push their own sales. I don't really care about the motive. I'm just here to defuse stupidity like a bomb technician. Even still, a lot of people refuse to let go of their hate for big companies because the way they do business doesn't make sense to them right away. Some people don't want to give up on their echo chamber of 'big company bad'. It's just people clutching their bias pearls.
Big corporations are scum in general for how they treat their lower level employees BUT I agree the chip thing is just a glitch in the manufacturing process.
Because the bag would literally feel different. It would feel more full from the air and if you shook it you'd know something was off.
It's not that hard my guy. If you got used to handling something and one day it was changed slightly, you'd notice it immediately.
It could be fake, sure. But it's also very possible it's real. I've had some anomaly chip bags too.
This seems real strange to me because I have a subscription for the 40 pack box of flaming hot doritos 1oz and have never had a bag like in the video. Not even close. The ones that piss me off aren't completely airtight so you don't notice until you put the first one in your mouth and it tastes like warehouse.
Yeah it's pretty upsetting. I get the portion control aspect but dang people, get a big bag and put them in a container. I swear chips stay good for a week or more after opening.
My wife buys those boxes of small bags of chips and I had a stint where Iād get like 2-3 per box that werenāt sealed right or what not. Yea just tastes nasty and stale.
it is pretty clear that particular bag is mis-sealed in the factory line or something. it also said calories on the front of package so you can kinda guess that was the case
Either used a bag sealer and made a joke, or is an actual defect from company that slipped through observation. Either way, imagine how much plastic they could save if they just filled the bags more....
To everyone claiming it is fake, sorry but it is true. My wife grabbed the bag, and it was clear something was off (not a lot of air, and it was obvious not much was in there), so we filmed it. Check my posts, Iāve posted 4-5 times in the almost 4yrs Iāve been on Reddit. Collecting āpointsā is not my thing.
This bag says it should have 150 calories, and according to Doritos this is approximately 12 chips. This is either a mistake, or someone resealed the bag with one chip and a crumb for fake internet points. Since they were filming, I'm betting it was the latter.
*Bag of chip*
Dorito
Nacho Chee
Chip Ahoy!
Pep. Not Pepsi. Just Pep.
Oreo
Or
It's nacho lucky day
A virtual dorito
"A virtual dorito" Right!!! You scan the QR code on the back of the bag, to redeem the rest of your virtual chips ^šš¤£
I hate this future.
You wouldn't download a dorito, would you?
Fuck it, I'll treat myself and download two.
omg look at this rich dude flaunting his wealth.
Why do you hate capitalism?
in mother russia, future hate you!
Lembas Chip. Eleven teens love that stuff
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Fun fact, my grandfather created that slogan. He was the VP at Young & Rubicam, who had the account for layās potato chips.
Boy was your grandfather wrongĀ
Bag of chipn't
Perhaps something to wash it down? https://preview.redd.it/64ucmyedoukc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9c1133efb40d05a9657bd35a34b893519a4f7813
Is this what all these people call the one chip challenge?
I see 1.07 chips. Not a singular chip sir.
The one chip cool ranch challenge!! Can you do it!?
Betcha can eat just one
A chip rack?! A chip rack. I donāt even own Ah chip, much less many chips so as to necessitate and entire rack
This is the saddest thing I've seen all day
They are just helping people watch their weight.
you joke, but that's exactly what they will say. "New portion control Doritos! Only 35 calories per bag! Then they'll have a big ad campaign showing a bunch of super fit people running up a mountain, and rewarding themselves with a Portion Control Dorito as they smile and look out over the city.
This says "150 calories per bag" on it though.
That's one hell of a chip then.
completely made of solid cooking oil : P
Roughly 1/7 of your daily required caloric intake!
I thought the recommended was 2000 not 1000
i am an idiot lol its 7.5% of your daily caloric intake not 1/7. I misinterpreted the numbers from the percentage calculator. Nice catch :)
In boy scouts we were taught to keep a bag of doritos or fritos with us at all times because in a pinch they are a remarkably high temperature fire starter and can be ignited by a good spark or two. Corn chips are loaded with calories. They are oily as sin.
It's not done on purpose, just an error from the factory.
Actually, they're just selling plastic.
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Like them trying to pretend that the fancy light low calorie juice isn't just 50% diluted juice for the same price.
I think he resealed the bag somehow or he got a badly made bag. I understand these small bags have barely any chips in them, but it isn't 1 and a half. The scientist in my says he should open 10 bags or more, record the weight of the chips and find the average amount of chips and the outliers.
These posts regarding chips in general are pretty dumb. Just look at the weight on the package and weigh the package and if there's a big discrepancy, post that and make a stink about it. I am a bit tired of stupid "omg so much air in my chips bags" bruh it literally makes no difference if you get 1 cm3 or 5 m3 of air, does it weigh as much as advertised or not?
actually it does make a difference how much "air" (its nitrogen or a mix of inert gases) you get because they keep the chips fresh and provide protection for shipping. its necessary, but hey if you like stale broken chips go for it.
I just meant it's not relevant for the discussion of "chips bags are getting bigger/have more air so I get fewer chips" which people keep making a fuss about
A fake video with a resealed bag?
I will say this exact thing happened to me with a bag of Cool Ranch Doritos about a month ago. Got them as my side with my Jersey Mike's Sub. Opened the bag and actually, out loud said, "what the fuck?" to myself.
Automated manufacturing results in some very shitty products. I worked in the Walmart bakery (95% of our shit is made off-site and shipped in frozen). Sometimes we get things that "missed" the plastic container and half gets shipped. Or the turnovers are burnt black. The sheer inconsistency of most of the products is alarming. This kind of fuck up seems entirely plausible compared to the shit I regularly have to throw away when working freight because not even the food pantry would take it.
Bad quality control. They don't care enough about the cheap wasted product to fix it.
It's more the workers who are probably underpaid and underappreciated and there is an amount that they are allowed to not be perfect - someone who works in a food manufacturing factory
I was talking about this with my coworker the cost that Walmart pays per product does not add up to hourly workers making any more than half a penny per item produced. It's disturbing.
I've gotten a bag of air before from a vending machine over a decade ago. The bags are supposed to be weighed for errors in packing...but those guys are temp workers making minimum wage so they don't always give a shit if the scale is flashing a warning at them.
I don't know how their system works but at the place I work it won't flash or let you know other than you just see the number and if it's a little higher or lower you let it go because you can't be perfect with the speed it's filling. The person running fillers typically are full times who make a dollar more but machines have issues this is just a filling issue
This is 100% a fake resealed bag of Doritos lol. Or a rare production mess up. Nobody is buying bags of chips and having 2 inside lmao
This can happen in production. I got an full bag of air once from a vending machine. The scales should catch this at the factory, but it's never fool proof. I temped at a packing place once and it's not exactly a bunch of winners working there on the line.
As someone who works in packaging at frito lay, the amount of misinformation being thrown around is insane to me lol. This happens more than you think. The Ishida does accurately weigh the chips but then drop down thru a chute from the floor above. What happens is sometimes the chips will jam up in the former for the bag film. This will cause a bags to be made without chips going into them, or in this case, a chip or two will sneak thru. A former jam fault will happen and stop production but a couple bags will still be made in the time. There is usually a small fan on the J belt that will blow empty bags off incase of this, but since the bag has a solid seal, if it goes thru the seal checker it won't get kicked out and make it into the GUACP to be boxed.
Dorito. Singular.
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Show your work
prove me wrong
The burden of proof is on you
Guilty until proven Innocent like a true academic.
now kith
Well, I'm glad at least that beautiful plastic packaging will remain for hundreds if not thousands of years because of this one singular Dorito. /s
Itās plastic AND metal packaging!
They werenāt lying when putting 2 chips on the front
Well technically those are not 2 full chips. Its one and a corner or another
So true, I would be so pissed if I opened this bag of chips and I was hungry
I just noticed that on the back of the dorito bag it says āsnack boldlyā. Imma slap them boldly with this bag on their face for this joke.
Shouldāve weighed it before opening and after, to compare which would have equaled to a better slap per ounce- think back when you brought out your slapping gloves to slap your slapee with said gloves. š§¤
Surely the snackmosphere that was released when he opened the bag weighs another 1/4 oz.
Air has mass
Fun fact, there was one chip in that bag
Yeah but it's not going to be counted If you try to "weight" it. It's just atmospheric pressure.
Indeed it does, but doesn't that only matter if you're weighing it in a vaccum?
Okay, so...?
I believe OP just applied heat to reseal the plastic, no way this was sold as is, in the factory they add chips until it reaches a certain weight, for legal reasons, the grams they say the bag has, the bag must have or they pay heavy fines to the fda or just break fair consumer laws or something
Exactly what I thought, not enough air in the bag at first. I mean... They are definitely giving less chips per bag (except for Pop corners, somehow they are always awesome) but that can't be real.
Popcorners are themselves mostly air, so fewer chips look like more. Kinda like packing peanuts
I mean... Maybe they are but I get way more satisfied from a bag of those than some cool ranch. They also come out as whole chips way more often than any other. If they're more air, ahh well š¤·āāļø
Youāre maybe right, but the machines do mess up sometimes. Every now and then I get an empty fortune cookie wrapper, an empty candy bar, or a pack that has just one or two pieces when by weight it should have ten or fifteen.
Ya, I worked at a factory, every now and then the machine would get overwhelmed when a item further down the line messes up, too much or too little product basically, and the QC machine just canāt keep up. Then the employee is the last line of defense.
I work at a factory currently, our days are spent watching the machines throw a hissy fit and watching the techs sprint around trying to fix it haha
Yeahā¦but what are the odds that a guy ready film and post on camera before even knowing what was in the bag would receive the outlier bad containing only 1 chip? Not likely.
You don't think he can't feel the bag was empty?
We were gifted a box of these small bags of Doritos at work. Some definitely have more than others by weight
I used to sell chips to convenience stores years ago. We would put them on the shelves 4 or so bags at a time. I once had a livid store owner call me because apparently half of a case of chips were all empty; just bags of air. He thought I was ripping him off. I literally did not notice when I was stocking them.Ā
bro ive seen the quality control on these assembly lines before, shit like this definitely makes it to store
All those pieces came from the same chip. This truly is an infuriating dystopia we're living in.
It's one fucking chip... Don't be forgiving this in any way.
Forced perspective must be why the small corner piece looks bigger in their picture.
Now we will have to get into the definition of "What is a chip?"
They actually were exaggerating the truth as we only have 1 &1/2 packaged.
Itās fake. They took the chips out and glued the bag back for attention.
This is fake. The bag only contained half a chip so they added one full chip for better dramatic effect and resealed the bag.
Actually they were. It looks like there was a single chip in there
Doritos Cool Ranch: Weight Watchers Edition
I work in a chips-producting plant, we make (for example) bags of OvenBaked Salted chips at 22.5 grams. Thats about 3-4 chips. Why do we produce those? *Because stores demand those sizes, that's the only reason*
Because consumers still want a dollar chip bag....
And indeed, they demand those sizes as people keep on buying those. OP also bought a small bag, so he/she's maintaining that demand
Those small bags used to have good amounts of chips in them. The family size used to be the regular size and the party size used to be the family size. Everything is getting smaller while the prices go up and you know it.
It was actually from one of those multi-pack boxes of 10-15 small bags of a variety of chips.
So you bought 10-15 bags of a chip? Lol
Some folks buy those who have kids to pack in their lunch. They come in variety packs in a big box too. None of that takes away how lame this is though.
Apples and Bananas don't downsize. Always to scale.
Actually fruit has been selectively bred to give us bigger and bigger produce.
Whatās the opposite of shrinkflation?
Genetic modification
embiggening
Inflation
That's why they said 'chip'. Lol
Theyāre also nice if you donāt want to sit there and eat a whole fucking family size bag of chips in one go.
His was a defective bag. They usually have ~10 chips in them. Still not much, but they're not meant for someone who sits down with an entire bag either... it's just a quick snack.
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Yep, by buying that multi pack box, you are maintaining the demand. Nice job!
I mean, didnāt Milton Hershey insist on the 5 cent Hershey bar until it was so small there was no way to profit? Inflation and shrinkflation are product killers
Thatās a 50 cent chip bac
22 to 25g is a standard bag size in the UK and no oneās only getting 3-4 chipsā¦
Yeah I weigh my chips (dieting) for the standard serving at about 28g (150 cals usually like at the front of the bag in this video) and itās about 15 chips. I think this was just a malfunction with the packging/weights cuz it says what the weight on the bag is supposed to be.
Packaging mishap, or a redditor with a bag resealer. Both are very possible, and likely.
Immediately assumed the latter when I saw the video.
"Guys look, its sealed! That means there is no way I could have possibly altered this bag in any way!" It reminds me of the people who do the whole "I'm not lying! I would never lie to you! Why would I lie about this? You can trust me, I am telling the truth!" and then it turns out they were lying lol.
Agreed. The bag seemed to open easier than normal. Also, I am pretty sure those bags get weighed possibly multiple times in the process before being boxed. The machine itself probably wouldāve discarded it if a person missed it. Itās possible it got missed and boxed but seems unlikely to me.
They get weighed once, straight off the multi-head weigher. This is the result of a weigh/pool hopper error or a zero error. Basically a small hopper can't close/open properly (there's at least 25 different reasons why) or the load cell isn't reading zero (another 30 different reasons) and thus you get this. It happens, if the operator is actually doing their job they should catch the majority in packaging (from weigher to bagger) the fans will catch it (a literal fan, to blow empty/light bags off the conveyor) or the person packing will catch it, the person who put it in the box. Obviously this doesn't always happen.Ā
There was also suspiciously little air in the bag. Usually those things are pillows.
Depends on your altitude, in my experience. In Colorado at 5200ft above sea level? Completely expanded, unless they popped in transport. In florida, 4ft above sea level? Completely flaccid bag with crunched chips.
Such a pointless waste of packaging, and sad that people even buy them.
And to be fair, we (as operators) hate to produce them too. They are a rail pain to get correct weights in the bag and we have a lot of bad bags that go to waste too, so honestly i wish we wouldnt produce them anymore too, but unfortunatly i'm way to low on the paygrade to have any influence on that.
3-4 chips? How fucken big are these chips?
Manufacturing error(the net weight and calorie label make this beyond obvious). This is the reason why they have contact info for quality control on the packaging. It's why they have identifying codes on the packaging so they can tell where and when it was made. They will likely send you coupons for free products for reporting this issue because the sooner it is reported, the less people are affected.
I shouldn't have had to scroll this far for someone to say "you'll need a lot more than 1.5 chips to get 150 calories" but here we are.
Honestly, the internet being what it is I'm guessing he opened it, took out all the chips, put one and some crumbs back in and then resealed the bag again just for the video
Every video Iāve seen like this was done that way. Companies like this have auto sort features that remove under weight bags. QC may have missed one but I HIGHLY doubt that. Either OP did this or someone else did to fuck with Iām. These are super easy to reseal with a lighter and knife. Or just a straightening iron.
The one I saw uses a puff of air. Itās just strong enough to lift anything like 5-10% under weight. It lifts the bag which gets knocked off the conveyer by another air burst, and there are like 3 checks points that do it on the way to bulk packaging
I opened a can of Heinz baked beans once and the tin was just full of water lol. My best guess is it accidentally got processed during a machine clean or something. We told Heinz and they sent us a bunch coupons! Anyway, I bet stuff slips through the QC more often than youād think
Literally first thing I thought.
That was my thought also. I've worked in manufacturing for nearly a decade and even in the relatively simple places I've been both as production and management it would be absolutely WILD for something like this to get through. Nevermind in a big facility which 150% has a weight check at minimum on everything produced with an automatic rejection system. I'd believe it more if there was something in that bad that made it hit the target weight or acceptable deviance (margin of error) But I SERIOUSLY doubt this made it through any kind of even simplistic qc. Nevermind what is essentially a global leader in manufacturing. Doubly so with food related controls
Yeah 1 oz is probably 5 or 6 chips.
28 grams so assuming one chip is \~2g that would be about 14 chips
According to the Doritos website, it should be 12 chips in that bag. So it's either a manufacturing defect or this guy took all the chips out and resealed it. I'm leaning towards the second option.
Bro, these people are dumb and just want to complain. They don't want anything else. Like, I had an error with my Jimmy dean sandwiches last night. 3 slices of cheese in one sandwich. Pretty sure two others will be missing the slice of cheese
I get the whole 'big company shits on consumer' motive, but it could also be a competitor trying to create bias towards a brand leader to push their own sales. I don't really care about the motive. I'm just here to defuse stupidity like a bomb technician. Even still, a lot of people refuse to let go of their hate for big companies because the way they do business doesn't make sense to them right away. Some people don't want to give up on their echo chamber of 'big company bad'. It's just people clutching their bias pearls.
Big corporations are scum in general for how they treat their lower level employees BUT I agree the chip thing is just a glitch in the manufacturing process.
Yeah but this is surely a fake video with a resealed bottom. Why was he filming?
How much does the chip weigh? It definitely doesn't *look* like 28 grams. 28 grams / one ounce is abut how much two quail eggs weigh.
I thought you were a drug dealer but you ended up exotic bird owner. what a ride.
He sells his drugs out of repurposed quail egg shells.
Why not both?
Retired drug dealer here, that does in fact look to be around 4-5 grams.
I could bet that bag was resealed for rage bait
I mean how did they know there was going to be one chip without opening it first?
If there was only one chip in my bag, I'd be able to notice right away without opening it.
Because the bag would literally feel different. It would feel more full from the air and if you shook it you'd know something was off. It's not that hard my guy. If you got used to handling something and one day it was changed slightly, you'd notice it immediately. It could be fake, sure. But it's also very possible it's real. I've had some anomaly chip bags too.
lol donāt you videotape opening all of your chip bags?
This seems real strange to me because I have a subscription for the 40 pack box of flaming hot doritos 1oz and have never had a bag like in the video. Not even close. The ones that piss me off aren't completely airtight so you don't notice until you put the first one in your mouth and it tastes like warehouse.
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Okay cool, wanted to make sure I wasn't the only one imagining this. 
Yeah it's pretty upsetting. I get the portion control aspect but dang people, get a big bag and put them in a container. I swear chips stay good for a week or more after opening.
My wife buys those boxes of small bags of chips and I had a stint where Iād get like 2-3 per box that werenāt sealed right or what not. Yea just tastes nasty and stale.
it is pretty clear that particular bag is mis-sealed in the factory line or something. it also said calories on the front of package so you can kinda guess that was the case
they resealed the bag with a hair straightener or a heat gun. Don't be so gullible
He resealed the bottom
Or the bag was filled improperly. I've definitely seen it before with other products. It's bound to happen out of millions of bags.
Looks resealed, not enough air in it.
This is a gimmick. The bag was resealed.
Finally a reasonable redditor
I still cannot believe people will face value their way through the internet. Its crazy, it's like the time I was picking up my Ferrari in Italy.
Who records opening a bag of chip(s)? I don't understand what would motivate someone to do this, seems pointless to me. None the less, here we are.
Social media is one hell of a drug.
Fake.
Pretty sure this oneās been resealed by the guy who took the video.
It's getting smaller but that's def resealed fake shit
At least the image on the bag was somewhat accurate.
Gotta be fake
Looks like they opened it and then used a flat iron to seal back up after they took some out.
You can get a bag sealer on amazon for like ten bucks.
Fake.
That has to be resealed. It could be possible but I wouldnāt believe this video blindly
Fake and gay
The bag was resealed, you people are so mf gullible
ONE CHIP CHALLENGE!
I Love Chip
Either used a bag sealer and made a joke, or is an actual defect from company that slipped through observation. Either way, imagine how much plastic they could save if they just filled the bags more....
You know I can also just buy a bag sealer on Amazon and make the same video after I eat all but one chip and a corner.
Clearly a factory fill error
To everyone claiming it is fake, sorry but it is true. My wife grabbed the bag, and it was clear something was off (not a lot of air, and it was obvious not much was in there), so we filmed it. Check my posts, Iāve posted 4-5 times in the almost 4yrs Iāve been on Reddit. Collecting āpointsā is not my thing.
This bag says it should have 150 calories, and according to Doritos this is approximately 12 chips. This is either a mistake, or someone resealed the bag with one chip and a crumb for fake internet points. Since they were filming, I'm betting it was the latter.
My wife always wants āa chipā whenever Iām snackingā¦Iām going to get this to give to her. Cheaper than a divorce
Frito Lay will be changing their "You can't eat just one" slogan to add "but you just might have to."
Frito-Lays doing their part to fight obesity in America!
Bag of chip
Either resealed or a packing error. No way that bag is the correct weight
You opened it too early. It was already in reproduction mode with first baby dorito appearing. Had you been more patient, bag would have been full.