Duritos Pellets Wheat Twists Fritura De Tornillo Snacks Pasta Mexican Traditional Fried Snacks Wheat Snacks 1 pound

We bought these to deep fry them and make the “Taco Bell Cinnamon Twists” and we were not dissatisfied. They puff up in just a few seconds in 350 degree oil and once dusted with cinnamon and sugar, you cannot tell the difference between them and Taco Bell. I absolutely recommend you try them!

They arrived on time. We immediately started making “cinnamon twists.” It was awesomewatching them puff up. We added sugar and cinnamon. They were good, but to me, tasted nothing like Taco Bell cinnamon twists. Maybe I was doing something wrong.

The media could not be loaded. So I’m giving them 4 stars for the fact that it’s $10 for a bag of noodles. They fry up just as described.There is a major similarity to Taco Bell’s cinnamon twist.The color is darker and the texture is a little bit more dense.When first biting into them, the flavor was a little odd and definitely different than Taco Bell.But when eating a handful you actually start to not notice.I shook mine in a ziplock of cinnamon sugar instead of sprinkling so that the entire thing was evenly coated.At the end of the day, they are duros not cinnamon twists.Still a good tasting snack.

Delicious! The price is a little steep but these are literally the only ones I could find. The bag makes a lot more than you would think though! :) My 12 year old had a blast making these!

If you want Taco Bell Cinnamon twists, keep scrolling. I don't know what Taco Bell uses, but these are not it.They are dark, when fried, they get darker. When deep fried they taste like burnt popcorn without butter. It's hard to explain, but these are not light, fluffy and mildly crispy like Taco Bell's. They are kind of on the harder side. I experimented with times in the oil, the longest being about 30 seconds.They all came out with the same taste, but longer than like 15 seconds and they start to burn. I kind of hate that I wasted my money on these because I'll never eat them again.

We bought these because they are supposed to be similar to Taco Bell`s cinnamon twist. They were absolutely disgusting. We deep fried them and you couldn`t put enough cinnamon and sugar to cover up the horrible taste. My dog loves Taco Bell cinnamon twist, and he usually eats everything. I gave him one and he bit it and spit it out.

Used these to make Taco Bells crunch cinnamon snacks, they worked well. These puff up when you cook them. They aren't as perfectly white as the ones you get at Taco Bell, but they taste pretty similar.

Easy, fun dessert when you have the deep fryer going.