19 Doritos Coloring Pages (Free PDF Printables)

Bold flavors, iconic crunch, and party-ready fun collide in these 19 Doritos coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection celebrates the unmistakable snack, capturing its zesty appeal and undeniable deliciousness!

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These pages bring the delicious world of Doritos right to your fingertips, from images of classic Nacho Cheese and Cool Ranch bags to scenes of playful triangle chips, snack-time fun, and more!

To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.

All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!

10 Craft Ideas to do With Doritos Coloring Pages

Once those vibrant coloring pages are complete, don't let them gather dust! Here are 10 easy, affordable crafts to give your Doritos masterpieces a new life.

1. Doritos Dazzle Garland

Cut out various Doritos triangle shapes from your colored pages. Punch a small hole in two corners of each triangle. Thread a length of yarn or ribbon through the holes, alternating colors and patterns, to create a festive garland perfect for decorating any snack space.

2. Flavor Dust Confetti Poppers

Roll a piece of construction paper into a cone shape and secure it with glue or tape. Decorate the outside of the cone with cut-out Doritos logos or bold patterns from your colored pages. Fill your popper with tiny, colorful scraps from other finished Doritos pages to create “flavor dust” confetti, ready for a fun celebration.

3. Bold Flavor Coasters

Cut out your favorite Doritos flavor designs or unique chip patterns from your colored pages. Glue these cut-outs onto square or triangular pieces of sturdy cardboard. For a durable, waterproof finish, cover your new coasters with clear packing tape or a layer of Mod Podge.

4. Mini Doritos Bag Bookmark

Fold a finished Doritos coloring page in half lengthwise. Cut it into the distinct shape of a miniature Doritos bag, making sure to include the classic serrated edges. Glue a small, cut-out “chip” from another page peeking out from the top to create a fun and unique bookmark for your favorite books.

5. Giant Doritos Chip Photo Prop

Trace and cut a large Doritos chip shape from a piece of poster board or thick cardboard. Carefully cut out various colored Doritos chip shapes, bold patterns, and logos from your finished pages. Glue these pieces onto the giant chip base to create a vibrant, oversized photo prop for parties and fun pictures.

6. “Crunchy” Texture Art

On a piece of plain construction paper, sketch the outline of a large Doritos chip or bag. Tear small, irregular pieces from your colored Doritos pages in various hues. Overlap and glue these torn pieces within your outline, building up layers to create a visually “crunchy” and textured art piece that celebrates the chip's unique feel.

7. Doritos Power Badge

Cut out a prominent Doritos logo or a vibrant, bold flavor icon from one of your colored pages. Glue it securely onto a small piece of cardboard for stiffness. Attach a safety pin to the back with strong glue or tape, transforming it into a wearable badge that proudly declares your favorite Doritos flavor.

8. Ultimate Doritos Party Hat

Form a standard party hat cone shape from a piece of cardstock and secure it with glue or tape. Use various cut-out Doritos logos, chip shapes, and bold patterns from your finished coloring pages to completely cover and decorate the hat. Attach elastic string to wear your ultimate Doritos accessory.

9. Flavor Fusion Wall Mural

Designate different sections on a large sheet of butcher paper or poster board for each Doritos flavor (e.g., “Nacho Cheese Zone,” “Cool Ranch Corner”). Have a group of children glue their corresponding colored Doritos pages or cut-outs into the designated flavor areas, creating a collaborative and flavorful wall mural.

10. Doritos Chip Puppets

Carefully cut out individual Doritos chip illustrations from your finished coloring pages. Glue each colored chip onto the end of a popsicle stick or a thin strip of cardboard. Now you have a cast of “bold flavor” characters ready for an imaginative puppet show or simply to play with.