Snoop Dogg's New Chips Drop Exclusively at Costco

As one of the world’s most famous stoners, Snoop Dogg knows a thing or two about the munchies. The rapper and mogul has his own THC product lines and collaborated with his longtime pal Martha Stewart on the wine brand 19 Crimes. Now, he’s entering the snack realm.

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He’s teaming up with snack brands Rap Snacks and Do The Right Thing to create a chip line called Snoop Box Kettle Chips. “We’re giving our communities options that still hit on taste, speak to our language and support a healthier lifestyle,” Snoop Dogg said regarding how he’s making sure his new snacks are health-conscious. Curious to see how Snoop Dogg’s chips stack up against your favorites? Here’s everything you need to know about his latest venture.

What are the Snoop Dogg chip flavors?

The kettle chips are available in three enticing flavors: Sour Cream, Cheddar + Ranch; “All In” (Snoop’s take on an all dressed chip made with salt and vinegar, cheddar, BBQ, onion, and garlic), and Maple BBQ.

What makes these chips healthier than leading brands?

As reported by USA Today, they’re gluten-free and made without artificial ingredients, trans fats, or added sugars. They’re also prepared with 100-percent avocado oil.

Where can I find Snoop Dogg’s chips?

They’re available exclusively at Costco stores in six states: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Alaska. If they’re not sold at your local Costco yet, don’t fret — the kettle chips are expected to expand based on demand.

Is this the first time Snoop Dogg has launched food items?

It isn’t. In 2023, he made Snoop Cereal with fellow rapper and entrepreneur Master P. However, that didn’t work out well as the business partners sued Walmart and manufacturer Post Consumer Brands, alleging that the companies intentionally sabotaged the cereal brand after the rappers declined to sell Snoop Cereal to Post by ensuring “that none of the boxes of Snoop Cereal would ever appear on the store shelves.”

Snoop Dogg also has an ice cream brand, Dr. Bombay, which we enjoyed, for the most part.