The chips will be sold in grocery and convenience stores and will come in three flavors: original, mild and fire.
The "Today" show reported that the chips will be available nationwide in May.
Mild chips will have a chili pepper and cumin taste. Fire will have jalapeno, chili peppers and paprika. The classic flavor will only have salt and taste like traditional tortilla chips, "Today" reported.
Cox Media Group National Content Desk contributed to this report.
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