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Doritos Offers $20,000 to 13-year-old Who Found Rare Puffy Chip [Video]

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  • Doritos is paying $20,000 to a 13-year-old girl for discovering a rare puffy chip in nacho pack.
  • Rylee Stuart posted a TikTok video of the one-of-a-kind chip, which attracted four million views.
  • TikTokers urged the Australian teen to list it on eBay, where bids reached $100,000, according to to 9News.

A 13-year-old girl from Queensland, Australia, is being offered $20,000 after finding a rare Doritos chip.

According to 9News, Rylee Stuart posted a video on TikTok on June 11, showing a puffy chip that was bloated across all three of its points. She had discovered it while eating a pack of Doritos nacho chips.

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The video went viral and has garnered more than four million views.

Rylee captioned her video: “I found a puff Dorito. Is this valuable or should I just eat?” She then asked her followers what she should do.

TikTok user urged Rylee to put the Doritos chip up for sale on eBay and that’s exactly what she did.

Some TikTokers online even joked: “Put it in a museum.”

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Rylee put the chip up for sale for $0.99 – which stated “puffy Dorito one of a kind” – and it wasn’t long until she starting receiving bids of up to $100,000, 9News reported.

The listing was eventually taken down but after the story attracted so much attention, Doritos offered Stuart $20,000.

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“We’ve been so impressed with Rylee’s boldness and entrepreneurial spirit, so we wanted to make sure the Stuart family were rewarded for their creativity and love for Doritos,” Vanita Pandey, chief marketing officer at Doritos told 9News.

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“It’s been a whirlwind couple of days for Rylee and her family and we’ve loved following her story,” she added.

Rylee told the outlet she had intended to eat the chip but then had second thoughts. “I was about to eat it, and I thought I better save it for later.”

“Dad is saying that since he bought the packet, it’s his chip. But I ate the packet and found it, so I believe it is mine,” she added.

Rare food-based auctions have attracted huge bids in the past.

Way back in 2004, a grilled cheese sandwich that appeared to feature the face of Virgin Mary was sold for $28,000, the BBC reported.

More recently, a McDonald’s chicken nugget shaped like a character from online game, “Among Us” was sold on eBay for $100,000, The Guardian reported.

Source: MSN

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