Cheetos celebrates the Cheeto-eating experience that leaves orange dust on fingers with the Cheetle 17-foot statue. The art piece resembles a hand that emerges from the ground holding a single Cheeto puff. It has a bright neon orange color and dust covering the fingers holding the snack.
The Cheetle piece is located in Cheadle, Canada, chosen due to the name of the powder that coats the finger. The word 'Cheetle' first came into fruition during the 80s by comedian Richard Hall. Since then, it has been adopted by pop culture. The hand is going to be available until November 4th to honor the bright orange dust -- it will then travel on a tour across the country.
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