The man who claims that he invented flamin' hot cheetos didn't

May 16, 2021 11:42

Turns out the story of Richard Montañez, a Frito-Lay janitor who rose through the ranks and invented hot cheetos, isn't true. A junior employee named Lynne Greenfeld actually came up with the name "and shepherded the line into existence ( Read more... )

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firstknivesclub May 16 2021, 19:50:13 UTC
What’s the point of that new movie then

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gloeden2 May 16 2021, 20:32:23 UTC
Lying to the public.
You know, like what Ryan Murphy's entire catalog of series featuring real-life characters has done successfully for years.

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marthasback May 16 2021, 20:32:59 UTC
they are supposed to start shooting later this month, it will be interesting to see if they pull the plug...

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hipster_douche May 16 2021, 19:51:31 UTC
Mentiroso

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vatulele May 16 2021, 19:51:49 UTC
A man taking credit for a woman’s work. Groundbreaking.

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evett May 16 2021, 20:17:54 UTC
Fred Lindsay came up with the idea for Frito-Lay to create a hot line when he saw that spicy foods were popular at corner stores and gas stations in Chicago. Lynne Greenfeld and her team were assigned to come up with the hot product that would become Flamin Hot Cheetos.

either way it wasn't Montanez

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alexlover14 May 16 2021, 20:42:22 UTC
Great minds!! Was the reason I came into this post

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gillenvillain May 16 2021, 23:15:25 UTC
I came in here looking for this gif

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mangomuch May 16 2021, 19:55:27 UTC
I've spent too much money on those bloody things

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