Ok, but how true is this actually? I can't find any references to this other than on lemmy or mastodon.
this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2024
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It's obviously not true.
So this is in fact, a low quality lie.
I love those compilations on YouTube of him... I just stumbled on them the other day.
If you expected more from this community, that's on you haha
It could be true, if Doritos didn't have people eating the chips in their commercials.
Look on a bag of Doritos.
Do you see a list of ingredients and nutritional value? That's because they are regulated by the FDA
It's not, the community !lowqualityfacts@lemmy.zip just has it backwards. They are low quality lies, but the phrasing of the community makes it seem like it's true statement in a low-quality wrapper.
As true as reality tv.
Doritos also have high structural integrity, being triangles and all.
That's what gives them the crunch!
You can use them as fire starters too
That’s like that episode of Nathan for You where he opens up a cafe called Dumb Starbucks that sells art exhibit cups that come with coffee inside. Health inspectors shut him down quick.
Legally sold as "soap"!
Sound like someone shops for dildoes and got inspired