Snack fans queued outside a supermarket in the hope of winning up to £10,000 - by finding special packs containing rare square Doritos.
The competition saw 20 bags containing four-sided versions of the famously triangular snack hidden on the shelves.
Queues started to form outside Tesco Extra in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, after the location of the first winning pack was teased with a clue.
It comes after the snack brand revealed it was introducing a square version of its iconic triangular chip - the first time the shape has ever been changed – to mark its partnership with A Minecraft Movie.
The £10,000 prize was eventually found by Choon Yeoh, from Greater London, who plans to spend the cash on taking his mum on a family holiday to China.
The square chip followed weeks of speculation after a cryptic advertising campaign which teased the new shape with the line ‘The shape of things to come’.
The competition saw 20 bags containing four-sided versions of the famously triangular snack hidden on the shelves.
Queues started to form outside Tesco Extra in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, after the location of the first winning pack was teased with a clue.
It comes after the snack brand revealed it was introducing a square version of its iconic triangular chip - the first time the shape has ever been changed – to mark its partnership with A Minecraft Movie.
The £10,000 prize was eventually found by Choon Yeoh, from Greater London, who plans to spend the cash on taking his mum on a family holiday to China.
The square chip followed weeks of speculation after a cryptic advertising campaign which teased the new shape with the line ‘The shape of things to come’.
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