Isabeau
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Who puts Pringles in a bag? Eating them out of a can is half the allure of those things!![]()
Something's not right here...
Why would anyone even want them without the can? I's like a crafting supply with a fake crisps filling...Who puts Pringles in a bag? Eating them out of a can is half the allure of those things!
You should try German fake crisps before calling Pringles mediocre =^.^=Pringles are IMHO mainly mediocre (because of the production process) and overpriced (because of the can packaging) chips.
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.
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.If Pringles come in a bag, they must be shaped like the bag. That's how Pringles work.
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.
She posted a Jif instead.Instead of two stills she could have posted a gif.
I find that they taste like a mix of pear and mild kiwi.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....