White Chocolate Pringles

[Unicron]

Anyone else tried these? I couldn't resist the urge to buy a can recently at the local Target, more for the novelty. They're not bad by any means, but I'll admit Pringles aren't what I think of for holiday flavors.

 

[shapeshifter]

<munches handful of Syders salted caramel pretzel pieces>

<crunch> Sounds good, <crunch> to me. <crunch, crunch, crunch>

 

[Amaris]

I've had them before, they were pretty good. I had the peppermint ones, too, which were meh.

 

[Locutus of Bored]

 

[Mary Ann]

These don't appeal to me. I like chocolate and I like crisps, but not together. I don't like sweet and savoury flavours combined like this.

 

[RandyS]

These don't appeal to me. I like chocolate and I like crisps, but not together. I don't like sweet and savoury flavours combined like this.

Agreed, although my girlfriend LOVES Pringles with her sandwich for lunch every day (various types of both sandwiches and Pringles), so I imagine that I'll be coaxed into trying them at some point.

 

[Timewalker]

A different company made chocolate Pringles years ago. Of course they weren't called Pringles, but were shaped and sized identically. And they were actually very chocolatey. Quite tasty, too.

I've tried Lays cinnamon-flavored chips and they're very good as well.

As for Pringles... it's gotta be Pizza.

 

[bbjeg]

^That's my top flavor too.

I haven't tried this flavor yet nor have I enjoyed the other sweet flavors of Pringles that I've tried but I'm a sucker for white chocolate. I haven't seen them in any stores near me yet though.

 

[cultcross]

As for Pringles... it's gotta be Pizza.

Twas a dark day indeed when Pizza Pringles disappeared from British shops. I never learnt why - I guess it wasn't popular here. They were popular with me!

 

[Mary Ann]

The pizza ones used to exist over here? Damn. I gorge on them when I go to Canada. The most exotic flavour of Pringles I can find here is BBQ.

 

[USS Triumphant]

A different company made chocolate Pringles years ago. Of course they weren't called Pringles, but were shaped and sized identically. And they were actually very chocolatey. Quite tasty, too.

If you're talking about Hershey's Swoops, there's a reason they were very chocolatey - no potato. Just the shape.

 

[tharpdevenport]

I tried the holiday flavor of cinnamon and sugar and it was terrible. It's a Pringle with the added flavor -- no special new flavor only. White Chocolate will suck like this one did. I assure you.

 

[bbjeg]

^I think the cinnamon/sugar flavor was what I was talking about earlier.

 

[Timewalker]

A different company made chocolate Pringles years ago. Of course they weren't called Pringles, but were shaped and sized identically. And they were actually very chocolatey. Quite tasty, too.

If you're talking about Hershey's Swoops, there's a reason they were very chocolatey - no potato. Just the shape.

Ah, those are the ones! They were quite good.

But for pizza-flavored potato chips, there's never been anything to equal the Hostess ones I used to get back in the '70s. There were all kinds of tasty chip flavors then, and I see Lays has brought back a couple of them (fried chicken and fries & gravy). They're not available for online order, though, and the local stores here don't carry them.

 

[Amaris]

My favorite pizza related snack (aside from pizza) was from the 1990s, and they were called "Pizzarias," and they were awesome.

 

[Timewalker]

Those look good.

 

[Sector 7]

A different company made chocolate Pringles years ago. Of course they weren't called Pringles, but were shaped and sized identically. And they were actually very chocolatey. Quite tasty, too.

If you're talking about Hershey's Swoops, there's a reason they were very chocolatey - no potato. Just the shape.

I miss those Swoops! They were very addictive...

I tried the holiday flavor of cinnamon and sugar and it was terrible. It's a Pringle with the added flavor -- no special new flavor only. White Chocolate will suck like this one did. I assure you.

My housemate bought the Cinnamon-Sugar Pringles. I agree; they were terrible.

When it comes to chips, I much prefer the crunch of Lay's Stax Salt & Vinegar.

My favorite pizza related snack (aside from pizza) was from the 1990s, and they were called "Pizzarias," and they were awesome.

I remember those! As I recall, they were delicious.

 

[Amaris]

Those look good.

My favorite pizza related snack (aside from pizza) was from the 1990s, and they were called "Pizzarias," and they were awesome.

I remember those! As I recall, they were delicious.

The answer to both of those comments is yes, they absolutely were delicious. I wish Keebler still made them.

 

[Mary Ann]

They do indeed look tasty. Over here Walker's Crisps used to have do a Branston Pickle flavour, which was divine. I haven't been able to find it for years, sadly, but at least I can sometimes still find their Marmite flavoured crisps.

 

[Amaris]

They do indeed look tasty. Over here Walker's Crisps used to have do a Branston Pickle flavour, which was divine. I haven't been able to find it for years, sadly, but at least I can sometimes still find their Marmite flavoured crisps.

Oh, my, that sounds good! My two favorite flavors are dill pickle, and sea salt & malted vinegar. The dill pickle chips here usually use Vlasic brand pickles as their flavoring, and it's just not as good. When I have a pickle (or something pickle flavored), I want to really taste it. Weak flavoring annoys me.

Oh, that reminds me...