I think Pringles' initial intention was to make tennis balls. But on the day that the rubber was supposed to show up, a big truckload of potatoes arrived. But Pringles was a laid-back company. They said "Fuckk it. Cut 'em up!"
The only Pringles I can stand nowadays is Hot & Spicey, because you hardly taste the starch crap the chips are made of. I like Lays, where you can actually taste the potato! Yummy!
" I think Pringles' initial intention was to make tennis balls. But on the day that the rubber was supposed to show up, a big truckload of potatoes arrived. But Pringles was a laid-back company. They said "Fuckk it. Cut 'em up!" "
You mean a truck of leftover, dehydrated french fry flakes from McDonalds. Look it up, actually their company doesn't even deny it, although they do word it pretty. I have to admit, despite how gross and terrible they are for you, they are damn good. I like the original, but they can get a bit too salty for me, the cheese-ums are decent too.
" I think Pringles' initial intention was to make tennis balls. But on the day that the rubber was supposed to show up, a big truckload of potatoes arrived. But Pringles was a laid-back company. They said "Fuckk it. Cut 'em up!" "
I knew I heard that from somewhere. Mitch Hedberg at Just for Laughs. The joke is at 2:59.
" Fritos are better. Frito scoops with chili con queso, fuck yeah! "
'I had a bag of Fritos, they were Texas Grill Fritos. These Fritos had grill marks on them. Hell yeah. Reminds me of summer, when we used to fire up the barbeque, and throw down on some Fritos. I can still see my dad with the apron on. "You better flip that Frito dad. You know how I like it."'
I think they've made Pringles thinner recently so they can get more in a can. Maybe it's just me going crazy, but ever since they've been pushing this 90 in a can bullshit, the crisps themselves seem to be thinner. And I prefer old thick pringles to the new thinner ones.
You noticed that too? Man, I love Pringles, in fact I have a tube of sour cream & onion Pringles with me right now. I think I love Doritos more than Pringles though.
Pringles are crips, not chips. Yes there is a difference. Yes it matters. "
fucking crips. "
Whatever you are saying is wrong. It is not a chip, or crip. Pringles don't have enough potato in them to be called crisps/chips from last time I saw it-they are just regarded as potato snacks.
" I think Pringles' initial intention was to make tennis balls. But on the day that the rubber was supposed to show up, a big truckload of potatoes arrived. But Pringles was a laid-back company. They said "Fuckk it. Cut 'em up!" "
Pringles are crips, not chips. Yes there is a difference. Yes it matters. "
fucking crips. "
Whatever you are saying is wrong. It is not a chip, or crip. Pringles don't have enough potato in them to be called crisps/chips from last time I saw it-they are just regarded as potato snacks. "
and how much potato is necessary for one to be called a criSp?
Pringles are crips, not chips. Yes there is a difference. Yes it matters. "
fucking crips. "
Whatever you are saying is wrong. It is not a chip, or crip. Pringles don't have enough potato in them to be called crisps/chips from last time I saw it-they are just regarded as potato snacks. "
and how much potato is necessary for one to be called a criSp? they are crisps "
Pringles are crips, not chips. Yes there is a difference. Yes it matters. "
fucking crips. "
Whatever you are saying is wrong. It is not a chip, or crip. Pringles don't have enough potato in them to be called crisps/chips from last time I saw it-they are just regarded as potato snacks. "
and how much potato is necessary for one to be called a criSp? they are crisps "
Something like 50%, which they do NOT have. "
you don't think one crisp contains 50% potato product? the fact that potato is the the first ingredient tells that they have over 50% potato product, plus the fact that when you look at a crisp you see potato mash and not some other ingredient.
Does anyone remember what the name of the tortilla chip product from from the makers of Pringles was called? Or if it is still available in some regions/countries? All I remember is the product was out it the U.S. (specifically the Midwest but probably was national) in the mid-80's. My guess would be sometime in the 1985-88 range. It came in a Pringles like can and had similarly preformed stacked chips made from corn meal. I remember a ranch, a cheddar, and a nacho cheese flavor. I never really liked Pringles but I liked the tortilla chip version. Unfortunately, I haven't seen the product since the mid-80's.
EDIT: Not the cardboard tasting Torengos product from the early '00s
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