New Ruffles Greek-Style Ranch Flavor Now Exclusively At Costco

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Ruffles fans, get ready for another flavor adventure. Frito-Lay has just launched Ruffles Greek-Style Ranch chips, and they are exclusively for purchase at Costco for now (why does this keep happening – remember Cotton Candy Kit-Kats?!). Social media food blogger @markie_devo is buzzing about this new snack sensation, promising a delightful fusion of ranch’s zing with Greek-inspired flair.

Naturally, the name has sparked some curiosity. Is it a homage to tzatziki, the beloved Greek yogurt-based sauce? Some folks on Reddit had a giggle over this, dubbing it “Rantziki.” But confusion aside, tasters are all about this unique flavor twist. When @markie_devo posted about these chips, the excitement was real. From predictions of new snack obsessions to plans for bag-hoarding, it was clear: Ruffles nailed it with this flavor.

These chips boast a blend of garlic, lemon, herbs, and a surprise ingredient – Parmesan cheese! Not your typical Greek or ranch ingredient, but fans on Reddit are apparently all about it.

As the chips are only spotted at Costco for now, snack lovers should act fast. We don’t know how long they’ll stay or if they’ll ever pop up elsewhere.

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