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Australian couple spot rare puffy Dorito in bag of chips

Emily Bennett

What's a unique chip worth? One Queensland couple are hoping to find out.

Fiona and Brett Anderson were sharing a packet of Doritos on their patio on Monday afternoon when they discovered a puffy version of the popular snack in their bowl.

Watch the video above.

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The Queenslanders spotted this rare puffy Dorito in their bag of chips. Supplied

Brett paused before eating it and remembered Doritos gave a teenager $20,000 two years ago after she posted a video of a rare puffy chip online.

Rylee Stuart took social media by storm after the TikTok clip of the chip racked up over two million views online.

The Gold Coast teenager then listed the chip on eBay, where it attracted skyrocketing bids up to $100,000, however the ad was later taken down.

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A Gold Coast teenager was given $20,000 by Doritos after finding a similar one in 2021. Supplied

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A Doritos spokesperson said at the time they gave the teenager the money for her "boldness and entrepreneurial spirit".

The Queensland couple is unsure what to do with their chip.

"We Googled it," Fiona said.

"We then carefully did a video, took photos and put it in a Tupperware container."

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The couple carefully put the chip into a Tupperware container. Supplied

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The Doritos bag that housed the rare chip. Supplied

Unique food-based auctions can attract huge bids.

A chicken nugget shaped like a character from popular video game Among Us sold online for $136,050 in 2021.

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Meanwhile, back in 2017, a Cheeto shaped like the late gorilla Harambe sold online for AUD$155,457 in the United States.

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