Pringles is getting fancy this year with a Turducken meal flavor!

Once ya pop, the fun don't stop!

I'm personally more of a Lays Stax kind of guy.

Traitor!

Rick Ace Rhodes wrote :

I'm personally more of a Lays Stax kind of guy.

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There's an excellent article about Pringles here

Taquitos.net wrote :

 

Pringles were anachronistic even when they were introduced in 1968. I was seven years old at the time. But in the next few years, as both Pringles and a child's intuitive marketing savvy filtered into my consciousness, I thought I sensed a colossal blunder. After all, '60s counterculture sensibilities had filtered into the mainstream, had they not? Even the stodgiest businessman's hair crept over his collar. Every kid in my school wore bellbottoms. My brother and I opted for popular "shag" haircuts. (These would later prompt us to spend much of our adult lives tracking down and burning photographs of ourselves from that era. But like Tang, the Chevrolet Vega, and Jonathon Livingston Seagull, the Shag seemed like a good idea at the time.)

What I mean to say is that by the early 1970s, when my siblings and I really swooned over Pringles, the mass-marketing zeitgeist was embracing hippy ideals: freedom, individuality, kooky uniqueness...

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Pringles and the Baconator join forces.

That's going to taste horrible. I remember when they did a bacon flavor a few years. It tasted like absolute garbage.

Mr Magic wrote :

Pringles and the Baconator join forces.

 

 

 

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The Pringles guy has been shaved!