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Doritos Collisions - New Crisps review
I was reminded of this by Matt, my boss at The Studio 4 Creative Ltd who was absolutely right in this matter. You just don’t see this anymore. Nowadays buy a couple of giant bags of Doritos for a party and pour them in to a bowl. Some even skip the bowl all together and then leave them out, almost as if to say “check out my fancy crisps”.
It’s odd, and seems like it shouldn’t really work. Guests will quickly remark “Why don’t the flavours simply rub off on to one another?”. The trick here being that Doritos have carefully selected two flavours that go well together, so although there is a slight degree of mixing their tastes don’t necessarily clash. They’ve also managed to coat each crisp in its individual flavour so no amount of mixing can take away from their tastes.
Crisps may not seem very innovative but Doritos have succeeded in making a distinctive product in probably the most crowded marketplace you will ever see. Just walk down the entire aisle most supermarkets dedicate to crisps to see just what they’ve achieved in terms of differentiating from the competition. It doesn’t take away from their core product but will definitely stand out at any party, and that’s really all you need.
2 Comments:
Bring them to our party purleese
4:29 PM
Sure why not? I've got 8 packs! (Although they'e going fast)
1:59 PM
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