Fritos Limón y Sal corn chips

Fritos Limón y Sal is a popular snack product consisting of nixtamalized corn chips seasoned with lime and salt. While the Fritos brand itself has its roots in the United States, this specific variation featuring Mexican health warning labels is produced and marketed primarily for the Mexican market. These chips are a staple in the savory snack segment, known for their crunchy texture and distinctive citrus-infused flavor profile.

The global management of the Fritos brand highlights a long history of corporate growth. Originally created by Charles Elmer Doolin in 1932, the brand eventually became part of the Frito-Lay company. Today, the brand is owned by PepsiCo, one of the largest food and beverage conglomerates in the world. In Mexico, the product is handled by Sabritas, which functions as the local subsidiary and primary distributor for PepsiCo's snack division in the region, ensuring that manufacturing and flavor profiles cater specifically to local consumer preferences.