No matter what grocery or convenience store I walk through in Minnesota, my guilty pleasure is the aisle filled with snack chips because there is always a great variety of goodies to choose from.

I mean, how can you not love the fact that we get to decide what style of chips we want to try, and every style of chips has a great selection of flavor combinations?

Most of the time I get the tried-and-true favorites like Cool Ranch Doritos and organic blue corn chips, but once in a while I'll step out of my comfort zone and try something new.

A recent example is when I tried Flamin' Hot Cheetos Popcorn, which was a bit too hot for my popcorn tastes, but my kids absolutely loved it and had me buy it several times after that.

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My kids were unhappy when I told them that I had recently discovered that Frito-Lay is planning on discontinuing those snacks, along with 14 others, in 2025. You may want to stock up on these 15 snack chips before they disappear from Minnesota store shelves.

15 Discontinued Snack Chips In 2025

Frito-Lay makes some of the most popular snacks in America, and it seems that every year, they introduce new twists on their top brands that feature unique flavors.

It can be fun to venture out of your comfort zone and try new things and those new things can sometimes become new favorites. However, there is no guarantee that the new snacks will stick around for very long, which can be disappointing.

Sporked recently uncovered 15 snacks that Frito-Lay plans on discontinuing in 2025, and they include some of my favorites. If some of your favorites are on this list, you better stock up if you still see them on store shelves and enjoy them while you can.

Perhaps if fans of snacks being discontinued protest, Frito-Lay will change its mind.

Gallery Credit: David Drew

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