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- Proctor & Gamble product
- Developed in 1968
- Marketed as potato crisps, not chips
- Come in various flavors
- Uniform size and shape
- Cans used to make Wi-Fi antennas
- Sold all over the world
- 160 calories per 1 oz serving
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Pringles are a snack chip made from reconstituted potato dough. They are known for their innovative packaging. Rather than being packaged in a traditional bag, they are stacked in a can, which reduces breakage.
Pringles are popular with kids and adults alike and come in a variety of flavors. You can also purchase different size packages for your individual needs. Pringles are also used in some recipes.
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Pringles Questions
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Why are pringles so addicting? 2 Answersbecause they are so DAMG GOOD.....the only way I stop is when they run out. Once you pop the fun dont stop... dont pop! whatever you do, dont pop its true, onc... read more -
What are the ingredients for Pringles Potato chips? 2 AnswersWell, for the original red can style of Pringles chips they have: DRIED POTATOES, VEGETABLE OIL (CONTAINS ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING: CORN OIL, COTTONSEED OI... read more
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Pringles Can Crafts
- O'Reilly: Antenna on the Cheap (er, Chip)
- Instructables: Pringles Wind Turbine | Pringles/Duct Tape iPod Dock
- Kaboose.com: Pringles Pencil Keeper
- About.com: Pringles Can Mailbox
- Engadget: Build your own macro lens with a Pringles can!
- WAGGGS-L Cyber Cookbook: Pringles Can Solar Oven
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