Pringles Crisps

...for savoury snacks too, and Pringles count amongst one of my favourites. Today, it was Pringles Light of the Sour Cream & Onion variety. Yeah, I know they’re highly artificial, I know they’re not that good for me, I know they’re full of fat (despite being 33% less fat than regular Pringles) and I know that they’re manufactured by a huge multinational whose ethical practices leave a lot to be desired! And they’re also HIGHLY addictive! So sitting ...
...to the 2 tubes of Pringles Light that had found my way into my Tesco trolley the other day on offer at two tubes for £2. I love the cardboard tube, flipping up the plastic lid and adore the moment when you pop the foil covering to reveal the wonderful aroma of the culinary delight that you just know is about to tantalise your taste buds. OK then, I agree culinary delight may be a tad over the top, but tasty snack it certainly is. The shape of Pringles ...

fantasybeliever 02.05.2004 · Read full review
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...to an empty tub of Pringles anyway. I'm I pregnant and got a craving, I here you say. Nope, I'm not. I'm I just a big, piggy who gorges out on Pringles? Nope. I don't have a snout, but I do like to have my trotters in the trough so to speak. So why, have I just eaten a whole tub of Salt and Vinegar and STILL long for more? Pringles must be my favourate gourmet food, apart from spagetti bolognese of course. The company called Proctor and Gamble are ...
...long time to perfect Pringles the Pringles taste. Pringles have been on the market for 6 yrs or so now. I think they have found exactly how to make a perfect crisp, with lots of taste and a variety of flavours too. Apparently how they do it is like this but it is supposed to be a trade secret. They buy their potatoes in the form of potato flakes, then mix it with a little water to make it into soft dough. Wholesome ingredients are added, the dough ...

chrissiepops 21.12.2001 · Read full review
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...bow tie!!. The word Pringles is emblazoned across the front of the tube in yellow writing, and a few stray crisps floating around underneath it to give the extraterrestrial feel (a must for crisp eaters). The words Texas Barbecue Sauce is in smaller letters underneath, and a picture of a sheriff’s badge (though what relevance that has to it I don’t know, maybe because everyone is Texas is a sheriff ). ...
...worked out a tube of Pringles is equivalent to about 7 packets of normal crisps, I would say in one sitting I have maybe eaten just less than a packs worth (which for me is unknown as I could eat three bags of crisps in a sitting). As Pringles come in a tube, they are less prone to breaking up into little crumbs, which is ideal if you are having a buffet as you won’t have your less savoury guests raking around the crisp bowl for the biggest ones ...

cacalala1971 02.05.2003 · Read full review
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If you think about, Pringles crisps are strange. I wonder who first thought of the idea- I imagine two guys sitting around eating a bag of mashed up crisps, and saying, "Hey, wow, we could avoid this problem by of creating the funny shape and stacking them in a tube- so NO MORE CRUSHED CRISPS." Nifty, cause, you know, I was losing sleep over having a few broken crisps in my bag… You'll be glad to know this was a carefully thought out design, ...
...of me a tube of Pringles "Right" crisps, which contain 33% less fat than normal Pringles. This is not to say that they contain any less artificial taste and ingredients than fat Pringles. For the uninitiated, let me just clarify: Pringles offer a range of crisps, including the Full Fat variety, the Partly Fat Right variety, and a Fat Free option, in a number of flavours including Sour Cream & Onion, Ranch, BBQ, Cajun, and "Original" which I take ...

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...there were several flavours of Pringles available at our supermarket. I looked at paprika, onion, oriental, and hot spicy. There were some plain ones as well. I chose the hot and spicy. They didn't say they were suitable for vegetarians, but a quick scan of the ingredients, horrifying though it was, didn't suggest any kind of meat product. They don't mention being GMO-free, so probably contain something that's been modified genetically. It's difficult ...
...of the hot and spicy Pringles isn't overpowering when opening the pack, but after experimentally moving one nearer to my nose there was a distinctive odour: not unpleasant, but not particularly appetising either. Something like general Chinese cooking combined with a bit of chilli. More interesting is the shape: each Pringle is shaped roughly like a horse's saddle, and they're stacked up neatly inside the carton. I understand that this is due to ...

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...My favourites have always been Pringles and so my cupboard is naturally well stocked for Chrimbo, and as usual in my food opinions, here are my findings: ~~~~~~PACKAGING~~~~~~ Pringles unlike other crisps come in a large cardboard tube instead of the usual packets, the tube is coated on the inside with foil to keep them fresh and they have two lids to keep them doubly fresh, one foil and then a pop off plastic lid. The box is brightly decorated ...
...bottom of the tub. The Pringles logo to be found at the very top of the tub is an annoying Italian looking dude with a thick dodgy moustache (Don’t ask). The actual colour of each tub depends on the flavor you choose, below is a list of available flavors and the colour box in which they come, (Sorry Phil but I do think this is quite relevant) . Sour cream and onion – Light green box Cheese and onion – Dark pink box Salt and vinegar – ...

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...replaces with 2 tubes of Pringles with different flavours, well if I didn't buy two then they would have been hijacked by my children never to be seen again and only the empty tube returned at the end of the day. So what are Pringles, funny name for a crisp don't you think? Pringles crisps are slightly different from the traditional crisp we find in those little rectangular bags as they are all uniform in shape and not random bits of sliced potato. ...
...In case you are interested Pringles have been around since the recipe was dreamed up way back in 1956 - OK not really that far back but given the date you can see where the Mr Pringle man comes from. By 1964 Pringles where in production so quite a long time from the idea to reality but by 1976 Pringle mania had swept the USA followed by its own official fan club in the 1980's, really a crisp has its own fan club how bizarre. During the 1990's Pringles ...

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...* So....what are Pringles crisps? * Pringles contain basically the same ingredients as other crisps or crisp-like, snack-orientated products. They're shaped differently than most crisps though and taste different too. Water and 'other' ingredients are added to potato flakes to make a dough. The dough is cut into standard shapes, quick-fried and seasoned then sealed in tubes. They come in all sorts of flavours, such as: original (tasteless), sour ...
...vegetarian friendly? * Pringles contain no animal products or derivatives, except for dairy ingredients in some flavours (Sour Cream n' Onion for example). * What about nutritional information? * That's all there on the tube for the muncher to read while snacking. I'm not going to list all that stuff here because: A/ The tube I'm looking at has this info written in every language known to man, and probably some that aren't, so it's hard to actually ...

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...me?? You don't know what pringles are?? You really are pulling my leg aren't you?? Oh your not , you haven't ever heard of these.Well I really do feel sorry for you because you have been missing out on a treat my son or lady! Well pringles are a type of crisp but have a lot more style and piz-zazz which makes it miles above anything similar to this.Each perfectly curved pringle is packed full of flamboyant flair and energy and a flavour which tickles ...
...only real arguement about these pringles is that they shiuld come with some kind of warning or something because I dunno about you but when I start I am absolute addicted to these and it does us no favours.Before you know it the tub is nearly empty and then its too late then.The catchphrase for these certainly is true but some people may say they aren't addictive.Well not everyone is the same I must admit but I know I find these very addictive and ...

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...assaulted our television screens when Pringles first came over to this country? Correct me if I am wrong, but didn’t they originate from the good ol’ US of A? I have nothing against America at all except to gripe about all the delish goodies that they have exported over here! Pop Tarts? Hershie Bars (yes I had a regular supplier of those too!) all the soo good tasting things that are hell on your waistlines! But for me Pringles top the ...
...of you…where have you been?!! Pringles come in 200g sized cardboard tubes, they are also available in smaller tubes, (not sure of the quantity but slightly smaller than a coke can) but….what is the point of the smaller size!!! ;o) They are concave, or convex depending on which way you look at them! crisps stacked very neatly atop one another in the aforementioned tube. They come in a variety of flavours with new ones being introduced ...

kazziebears 23.02.2002 · Read full review
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...loads of deals, but these pringles were available for... wait for it. 3 Tubes of Pringles = £2.50 I thought to myself, NO WAY, this cant be right. So, I bought 2 sets of 3 tubes, since I thought they would go VERY fast. Each pack of three contains 2 x Original Pringles, and 1 x Sour Cream and Onion. My brother also bought a pack of three, so I swapped him my 2 x Sour Cream and Onion (Two packets remember), for his 2 x Original Pringles, and ...
...lid. The original flavour pringles come in a Red tube, with the normal design. And the Sour Cream and Onions flavour come in a Green coloured tube. There is one thing I do not like about the tubes. And that is that when you have eaten about half of the pringles, it is hard to fit my hand down the tube to get some pringle crisps from nearer the bottom of the tube. I think it would be really good, if they made a tube, where you could lift up the bottom ...

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...the usual breakages that occur. Pringles are different. Packaged in a tube standing about 10” tall and roughly 3” across, you know when you open it there will be a stack of savoury snacks that will get any party off to a swing. Their catchphrase is “Once you pop, you just can’t stop!” and that is certainly true in this house. Finding them on special offer in Somerfield this week I decided to treat the Phil and Callum household to the Salt and Vinegar ...
...with a few beers. Pringles do not claim to be a crisp and indeed there are little differences – especially the packing, but they are nonetheless a potato-snack. Found mostly at parties these ‘snacks’ have become ‘THE’ party snack thanks to the snappy advertising (seen the plants that go mad for Pringles??) and of course a great taste. The tube itself is foiled cardboard sealed with a paper foil disc across the top of the tube and comes with a plastic ...

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...Gamble - the makers of Pringles - saw fit to put most of the flavouring on the ‘wrong’ side of the crisp – why the wrong side? Well think of the way up they arrive in the pack, and the shape of most mouths. If you just pop them in this way up the fit much more easily, but then you won’t get the full flavour because the seasoning is all on the top of the crisp! Turn it upside down, and suddenly your tongue and tastebuds get the full assault of the ...
...in the Pringles range, and in a variety of fat content levels too. I’ve not listed all the flavours here, but just the ones I’ve tried (all part of the full fat range), and I’ve put my opinion on the flavour along side each one. Original – Slightly salted, and a nice gentle introduction to the range. Barbecue flavour – Probably my least favourite as I don’t think these taste particularly barbecuey really, more like your cheap barbecue sauce in ...

vialdana 01.07.2002 (02.07.2002) · Read full review
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...OK enough about sticks, Pringles are the crisp of the future, in time all crisps will have to be like this and i'm surprised that no-one else has tried to emulate them thus far. These are the main reasons, why pringles are the finest crisp in the world. Multi-functional. ***************** Having a party ? Get some tubes of pringles, they are easy to lay out in complex patterns and domino circles that you could not hope to attain with regular crisps. ...
...concentric circle display and the pringles have to look like someone had pringle dominoes set up around the plate and then pushed them so that they circle the edge of the plate. Peanuts can then fill the centre of the plate. Watching T.V. or at the Cinema ? Shhhhhh crunch, crinkle.....shaddap...all in the past, now all your fellow cinema goers have to hear is a barely audible pop as you take off the plastic top and the occassional scrap of crisp ...

Johnny-Phoenix 25.06.2002 · Read full review
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...chocolate and vanilla coke) is Pringles Potato Chips (or ‘crisps’ as they are referred to in the UK). They are evil. I’m sure that if I cut them (along with chocolate and vanilla coke, of course) out of my regime completely, I would weigh a few pounds less, but we don’t all need to be looking like supermodels, do we? The extra ‘fluff’ comes in handy during scrum downs, rucks, and mauls, etc anyways. The packaging: Pringles come in a lovely round ...
...the motif of the little Pringles man with his funny moustache and bowtie teasing you to just dare to try and eat only one. The goods: Each chip looks exactly like the next, making them very well presentable on a party table. I am however a little perturbed by the fact that they all look the same, which only confirms the suspicion that this is probably not the wisest choice of snack foods for the health-conscious consumer. Anyways, they are chips ...

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