The MOST ADDICTIVE Snack: Flamin' Hot Cheetos

People seriously can't stop eating Flamin' Hot Cheetos, and I think this is probably why...

After I saw "can hot cheetos get you high?" as a Google search suggestion, it made me wonder exactly why Flaming Hot Cheetos are so addictive. In this video, we will look at the the science behind Hot Cheetos and see why people just can't stop eating them.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:26 - Creating A Hot Cheeto
02:18 - Crunchy Crispy
03:23 - The Perfect Snack
03:52 - What Do Hot Cheetos Taste Like?
06:58 - The HEAT
09:35 - The Shape
10:13 - Cheetle Dust

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[KianaDocherty]

Had to delete and reupload this video due to it being randomly demonetized. If you've already seen it plz LIKE and COMMENT for the algorithm!! (if you enjoyed it ofc)🧡

[romzkhan]

A few years ago, hot Cheetos were finally available in Canada. I immediately noticed that they did not taste exactly like their American counterpart. They're also not addictive the way the American ones were. I recently visited Texas and brought some back with me. In the last few weeks, I've already had two party-size bags LOL. Without a doubt, some shit is being added to the American ones, that is not allowed/available in Canada and it is addictive!

[floratsakona]

I cannot believe this video got demonetized. I just cannot wrap my head around it. This video shows the adverse effects of junk food and how addictive can be. We deserve to know the truth and we deserve better! Thanks for uploading this video! Keep up the good work! <3

[EdoloChannel]

I'm from Europe, where we don't have flaming hot cheetos (at least, not anywhere I've been). Watching this video makes me both want to eat an entire bag and avoid them like the plague for the rest of my life.

[victoriadawson]

I had a drug addiction a few years ago and when i got clean i immediately got hooked on takis and other super spicy foods because of the feeling they gave me, the alertness, euphoria, everything

[dwn]

I'd love to see a similar video on energy drinks, the science behind them has always fascinated me.

[burgerpowder]

junk food is one of the many examples of humans being manipulated every single day without even knowing it.

[Maplechiki]

One thing I love/hate about learning about food production is just how calculated they are to get us to enjoy and keep eating them. Interesting but scary to think just how much is planned! Great video though as always :)

[davidshauck]

Man this young woman puts out amazing content. I am addicted to watching these videos, and there’s no add sugar with zero calories in them as well.

[JYJnKumi]

I love how the dust it leaves on your hands is always a marketing tactic, but as someone with sensory issues, I've always HATED foods that were messy, despite loving to get dirty. Like...when I'm eating, I don't want to feel like I need to wash my hands or face. It's also why I'm not big on popcorn and other snacks that leave your fingers gross. Don't even get me started on foods that stick on your teeth.

[alexisg]

I was literally addicted to eating the EXTRA Flaming Hot Cheetos all the time. Would literally buy the same black pack of Cheetos almost everyday and I literally felt almost euphoric eating it. I was able to let go of bad habits like nicotine, alcohol, sweets and even adderall easily within weeks but the sensation from those cheetos, nothing could compare. The fact that they are so accessible and are socially acceptable as a comfort food made it hard for me to stop. I recently moved to NYC where I CAN'T find that specific flavor anywhere so as a result, I let go of that habit as of 8 months now. I still do think about it though lol.

[jroberts]

I was actually hospitalized for 3 days due to hot Cheetos, and it completely changed the way my body worked for months. Made me unable to eat any greasy foods or even red meat. Made me loose 70lbs but shit man

[teehee]

This is so true bruh, I don’t even like spicy foods at ALL, like I can’t handle any kind of spice and I STILL ate an entire bag of hot cheetos and I had no idea why I kept eating them when they we’re spicy

[Jess]

"frito-lays discovered that people love that gross orange and red dust" one of my uncles used to work at a lays factory, and the chip dust would just permeate everything. He couldn't get it off his work clothes, at its worst it'd leave marks like fake tan does, etc. Everyone hated it

[kaymarli]

I’m Mexican, and I can say without a doubt that next to sodas, these types of chips are a major problem in the Hispanic community. A community that celebrates with food for almost any occasion. Every time I go to a family gathering, there’s always enormous bags of takis and flaming hot Cheetos on the tables. And I always see kids with more chips on their plates than actual food.

Hispanics have the second highest obesity percentage with women being most at risk.
It’s no surprise really, because major food companies market the most ads to Blacks and Hispanics more than any other race.

I know it’s a sensitive topic, but I would really like to see your take on the role unhealthily food has among different races.

Is the food industry purposely targeting minorities because They spend the most money on their products or is it because they care less about the harm their products do to minorities?

[nikinabs]

They are so addictive, I’m from the U.K. where we don’t have them but when I was 16 I had a friend who lived in America who brought some over with her for me to try, they were god tier, I ended up checking every shop for them but they were too expensive for me, I finally got some at 20 after years of actively searching, it’s mad how it makes the brain do that.

[briabridges]

Bro.. I was just talking to my grandma about how addictive hot Cheetos are. Like they definitely put something in there that makes you have to finish the bag

[jonathanneil]

There are so many YouTube video essays that are just people talking random shit. Kiana’s vids are brilliantly researched and so well scripted and she always gets the tone perfect. Loved this one.

[KaisWorld]

Feel like I've seen this but will play through again

[mygirldarby]

I don't like spicy hot food, but even I've had a few run-ins with the flaming hot Cheetos. One reason I couldn't stop eating them once I started is because they are just hot enough that if I stop, my mouth will start burning, but if I immediately eat another one, the burning kind of goes away. So basically as long as I keep eating them, I never have to feel the full burning feeling in my mouth. I haven't eaten them in years and probably won't eat them again.