The funny thing was that the Nutrition Facts rated the serving size at 63 pieces, which really seems like quite a lot of Cheetos to be eating, especially with this much heat. They had a light, crisp feel and a flavor that was pretty darn hot. The shapes weren't really spherical, more like short cylinders with rounded-off tops and bottoms, varying a fair bit in size. Now they're back in a can, even if it's not the same can.Īs for the snacks, they had the same intense red seasoning we'd expect from Flamin' Hot Cheetos, with yellow showing through in the rare unseasoned spots. They did return, without the can, in 2019 as Asteroids Flavor Shots. The most legendary of the Go Snacks was Cheetos Asteroids Flamin' Hot, introduced in 2004, which met the same description as this one - spherical Cheetos with Flamin' Hot flavoring - and fans clamored for them for years following their discontinuation. (Despite putting less into the same package, the price was almost twice as high as those Pringles!) There was less total snack content, with just 3-5/8 oz. Indeed, it was on the store shelf right next to Pringles cans, and I confirmed that it had the same height and diameter as a 5.5-oz. While the Go Snacks cans had a unique curvy shape meant to fit into you car's cup holder, this one looked exactly like a Pringles can. Pipcorn Spicy Cheddar Cheese Balls with Tabasco Sauce flavor.
Cheetos Go Snacks Asteroids Flamin' Hot.Cheetos Xxtra Flamin' Hot Asteroids Go Snacks.
