Following a breakout rookie year, “Stadium Nacho,” the Madden NFL Dorito flavor, returns for a sophomore campaign on grocery shelves. There’s free stuff in the bag, too.
“Stadium Nacho” helped right the ship with stoners after a meal deal with with Kentucky Fried Chicken turned in a Jamarcus-esque performance in 2009. Nacho overshadowed teammate “Tailgater BBQ,” who also returns for another season.
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Last year I had a lot of fun trashing the chips, but in all honesty, I would primarily buy Stadium Nacho even if I wasn’t high. My friends and I dump on Madden Doritos because it’s two big brands and that’s cool to do, but deep down we agree Stadium Nacho’s no joke.
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Tailgater BBQ, well, as they say in Texas, el pass-o. They’re basically Doritos run through the Barbecue Ruffles machine. There’s no compelling reason for them other than to have a second flavor. I would have much preferred something like Overpriced Hot Dog, with notes of sauerkraut and mustard. Or Drunken Impulse Purchase at the Third Quarter Beer Cutoff of a 37-13 Viking Loss, which gives you chicken tenders slathered in chili. Think on that, Frito-Lay.
What do you get for your bag besides orange fingertips and calorie guilt? Alright, well, each bag has a code that allows you to unlock one of 32 online team-specific guides by Prima. Buy more bags, unlock more guides. You have the option to print them, too.
Additionally, if you buy a bag from Wal-Mart, you get the guide code plus a code for a free pack of Madden Ultimate Team gold cards. Buy from Target, and you get a MUT pack featuring Maurice Jones-Drew of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
