How Cheetos Are Made (from Unwrapped) | Unwrapped | Food Network

Over 4 million bags of Cheetos are made every DAY! Find out just how your favorite crunchy, cheesy snack comes together.

Unwrapped uncovers behind-the-scenes details on classic American food, from peanut butter and chocolate syrup to French fries and bubblegum. Join host Marc Summers as he explores the test kitchens and the secrets behind lunch box treats, soda pop, movie candy, and more. Unwrapped is the show for everyone who's ever worn a pair of wax lips!

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[FrankSpear]

"So what do you do for a living?"
"Cheetos expert."

[NorthOCkook]

How Cheetos are made: We can’t tell you how Cheetos are made

[TheLlamaking]

I really hope one day they bring this show back it would be awesome to see more lovable snack segments on food network

[normie]

so for those who were curious about what the extruder is like, if youve ever been around a feed making machine its basically that, the corn meal gets pressed at such a high pressure that the water in the batter evaporates. The peices that come out are like the cheeto puffs and as they said when you fry those little dudes you get the irregular shape of the cheeto. You're welcome.

[frankkristof]

"The perfect amount for each bag" ? Dude, the bags are 70% full of air.

[araara]

judge: Alright send him to jail
6ix9ine: i have footage of how cheetos gets it shape

[brokenwizards]

Unfortunately the most interesting part was not allowed to be filmed :/

[thecrazydisneyparksfanatic]

I’ve loved this show and I miss seeing it on tv

[Velo]

Man I miss this show. I have fond memories of watching it during better times in my life.

[matthewweatherford]

Last week, I went to Uwagamaya (a grocery store that particularly sells Japanese goods) and picked up a bag of Japanese Cheetos. It has a completely different recipe for the cheese mixture. It's really sweet. It's also more pale yellow whereas our Cheetos are orange. I decided to get a bag just in case it was different from the original American Cheetos but I hadn I idea it would be THAT different. Next time I go to Uwagamaya, I think I'll buy a bag of Japanese Doritos.

[thebraveone]

YouTube: Wanna know how Cheetos are made?



Ok.

[neverever]

Video title: "How cheetos are made"
Narrator: the equipment is so top secret we cannot show you.
Me: 🤔🤨😐😑😶🙄🤐🤫🤭

[EmpressT]

I grabbed a bag of baked Cheetos out of the pantry and decided to search for how Cheetos are actually made. So glad someone actually thought to let us know..lol.

[erikawithuhk]

My sister: *high* I wonder what makes the cheetos shaped like this?
Me: Let's google it.. oh here's the video.
The Video: *It's so top secret, we're not allowed to show you* .

[johngardner]

The old see-thru bags? This was filmed in the early 1990's.

[cowyemrsox]

I loved this show as a kid. I loved “How it’s made” too.

[briannadreyer]

1:25 This man is an icon. He came, he saw, he conquered, he slayed. This man takes pride in his career as someone who serves America in one of the greatest ways one man can: the national distribution of artificial cheese. Frank Armetta, you are my hero. Gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss.

[Sigurther]

Im amazed this company has never tried making other flavors for the corn puffs that form the base of cheetos. Cool ranch, salt and butter, barbeque, salt and vinegar, garlic and olive oil, so many different options. Hell, they could even make dessert ones like cinnamon sugar, peppermint, chocolate, etc. The puffs have such huge potential for holding in various flavors.

Maybe they don't want to dilute their brand or something.

[picklessour]

i remember watching this show on the food network learned a lot of interesting things. along with rachel ray, paula deen, diners drive ins, even the late night emeril live. Can't forget about iron chef haha.

[Khepramancer]

"We use 12 million pounds of aged cheddar cheese, a year."
*Shows guy dumping a cement bag of orange powder into the hopper


Hmmm, dat not