Nobody cares about food.

[Isabeau]

That’s weird. Fake Pringle’s!

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

Something's not right here...

Who puts Pringles in a bag? Eating them out of a can is half the allure of those things!

 

[Fionalein]

Who puts Pringles in a bag? Eating them out of a can is half the allure of those things!

Why would anyone even want them without the can? I's like a crafting supply with a fake crisps filling...

 

[Sid]

You people eat the can?
I eat the chips and trow the can or the bag in the recycle bin.
Who cares about the package in this case. It's not a bottle of Chanel or something like that.

Pringles are IMHO mainly mediocre (because of the production process) and overpriced (because of the can packaging) chips.

 

[Fionalein]

Pringles are IMHO mainly mediocre (because of the production process) and overpriced (because of the can packaging) chips.

You should try German fake crisps before calling Pringles mediocre =^.^=

 

[Sid]

I'm not really fond of the texture of Pringles.
They are basically pressed potato crumbs, while chips/crisps should be thinly sliced potatoes.

And I agree that Germany isn't really a front runner when it comes to crisps.
I shop on a regular base in Germany for all kind of groceries and household stuff, but never for crisps.

 

[Free]

You people just don't get Pringles. They are all about the container, not the taste of the chips!

 

[Caete]

 

[Rose Karuna]

I'm not really fond of the texture of Pringles.
They are basically pressed potato crumbs, while chips/crisps should be thinly sliced potatoes.

And I agree that Germany isn't really a front runner when it comes to crisps.
I shop on a regular base in Germany for all kind of groceries and household stuff, but never for crisps.

I have never been able to enjoy Pringles, they just don't taste like potato chips to me. They have this weird, baked but oily texture that is very off putting.

 

[Veritable Quandry]

If Pringles come in a bag, they must be shaped like the bag. That's how Pringles work.

 

[Fionalein]

If Pringles come in a bag, they must be shaped like the bag. That's how Pringles work.

No no no, of couse they must be shaped like a Boolean cut of a circle projected on the manifold of a bag surface... I expect the corners to be the desireable parts.

PS: can anyone ask one of those math Youtubers to do an X-mas lesson on snack topology?

 

[Isabeau]

I, Isabeau, sitting on the couch desiring a little somethin’ somethin’ sweet, just now this instant remembered there was a bag of chocolate covered almonds in the pantry.

 

[Isabeau]

 

[Free]

So they're attempting to fix the can. When are they gonna fix the chips?

Pringles is testing a new can design after a recycling group dubbed it the 'number one recycling villain'

Pringles is trying out a new can made of recycled paper -- at least in the United Kingdom.

www.cnn.com

For years, the iconic tall tube that houses the hyperbolic paraboloid-shaped potato chips has been at the top of a list of worst offenders when it comes to reusability. In 2017, a recycling trade group in the UK deemed the can the "number one recycling villain."

Now Kellogg's, which owns the Pringles brand, is trying out a new design made of recycled paper in three Tesco grocery stores in England, the company announced in a news release. The cans appeared on shelves on Wednesday and the test will run for six weeks, according to Kellogg's.

The company will test out two versions, one with a paper lid and one with a plastic lid. Both lids will be recyclable, according to Kellogg's.

 

[Dakota Tebaldi]

 

[Veritable Quandry]

Instead of two stills she could have posted a gif.

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

Instead of two stills she could have posted a gif.

She posted a Jif instead.

 

[Tigar]

‘mators. I puts ’em on mai sammitch

 

[Sukubia Scarmon]

Got to try dragonfruit with my boyfriend! That's something you usually don't see in my part of germany very often because apparently I live in a backwards villige... (It's almost a big city, but okay).
It was expensive and... it did taste fruity, sweet... but I cannot pinpoint it's taste. very... mild. I was a bit dissapointed. He tried some pomegranate and mango, which he never had before (?), he liked the mango, but not the pomegranate. I love both.
Today I got myself Tamarind to try, and I really like them! Sour and sweet, fun to eat.
Oh, and I got a small jar of Fabbri amarena-cherries, those are the ones good icecream parlors use here, and uuh, soo delicious. *_*

 

[Isabeau]

Got to try dragonfruit with my boyfriend! That's something you usually don't see in my part of germany very often because apparently I live in a backwards villige... (It's almost a big city, but okay).
It was expensive and... it did taste fruity, sweet... but I cannot pinpoint it's taste. very... mild....

I find that they taste like a mix of pear and mild kiwi.

I have a dragon fruit plant at home. Pretty.