These Popular Snacks Are Disappearing from Texas Stores in 2025

HOUSTON, Texas (KPEL News) - Texans, brace yourselves—Frito-Lay is saying goodbye to 15 popular snacks in 2025. For a state that knows how to snack big, whether tailgating at a Cowboys game or enjoying a backyard barbecue, this news is bound to leave some snack fans heartbroken. From spicy Cheetos to zesty Tostitos, these beloved flavors will soon vanish from store shelves.

If your favorite snack made the list, it’s time to stock up before they’re gone for good. Let’s take a closer look at which Frito-Lay classics are being discontinued and how Texans can prepare for the change. You can see the list below.

What This Means for Texas Snack Fans

For Texans, snacks are a big deal. Whether you’re cheering on the Longhorns or hosting a neighborhood cookout, chips and popcorn are practically essential. These cuts mean fans of bold flavors like Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Pretzels and Ruffles Lime & Jalapeño will have to find new favorites.

If you’re a fan of these snacks, it’s time to act fast: stock up while they’re still on the shelves. In true Texas fashion, this might be the perfect excuse to buy in bulk and keep your pantry well-stocked for game days and road trips.

What Comes Next?

While Frito-Lay hasn’t officially announced replacements for these cuts, snack lovers can stay hopeful for new innovations or the return of limited-edition flavors. Follow updates from Frito-Lay and snack-focused news sites to see what’s next in the snack aisle.

Say Goodbye to These Texas Favorites

2025 marks the end of an era for several Frito-Lay classics that have long been staples in Texas homes and parties. From spicy to savory, these snacks have been part of the state’s flavor-packed culture. While it’s tough to say goodbye, there’s still time to grab your favorites before they’re gone.