PepsiCo already sells a line of Cheetos and Doritos called “Simply” that are made with no artificial colors or flavors, but ...

PLANO, Texas — It’s not easy swapping out artificial dyes to make Doritos and Cheetos with colorful vegetables and spices. But that’s the challenge PepsiCo has taken on at its global headquarters for ...

For anyone who’s ever eaten an entire bag of cheesy, crispy Cheetos, the inevitable coating of vivid orange dust left behind on your fingers is irrefutable evidence of your snack. The same goes for ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Cheetos fingers, or the orangey-red residue left on your hands after eating Cheetos, has been a noted post-consumption side effect since the ...

Well, not for much longer—the latest Cheetos and Doritos won’t leave your fingers stained at all. Instead of being coated in orange dust, the new snacks will be naked. Starting December 1, Nacho ...

The options, which are launching under a new Simply NKD line, come as the food and beverage giant aims to reimagine core ...

Cheetos is embracing imperfection and a doodle-like aesthetic with the Other Hand Font, which builds off of a campaign launched last spring illustrating the mishaps that occur as people try to go ...