Pringles Cheese & Onion

When wandering around the supermarket recently I saw these Pringles on special offer. I decided to purchase a tube as this flavour is nice for dipping and I know that my fiance is a fan of them too, especially with a salsa or something similar. Pringles always go really well with anything spicy or any kind of dip really and with over 90 pringles per packet (as the tube tells me) they are pretty good value for money, especially when on special offer. These Pringles Cheese & Onion come packaged in the standard Pringles tube which is dark green in colour, has a picture of the 'Pringles Man', contains ingredients, nutritional information etc. ...  Read the complete review

I stayed away from Cheese and Onion flavour crisps for years after eating them almost non stop as a teenager. As an adult the onion breath scenario put me off the flavour and I admit to being a bit boring and sticking to ready salted crisps. This all changed after my last shopping trip to Asda though, when I noticed these Pringles on special offer. In the past I have always only bought Pringles when I'm having a party as the concept of a giant cone full of crisps makes me think of sharing! The tube is actually quite large, about 9 inches tall and round in shape. The packaging is marked with a 155g weight stamp. The base is metal and the top has a peel off ...  Read the complete review

I am not a person that eats potato crisps a great deal. However now and then I just find that I fancy a slightly savoury snack that is a little salty and tasty. Pringles have been around in England for quite a few years now and they offer an alternative to traditional potato crisps. For one thing they are not packaged in a bag. Pringles are sold in a tall drum which is made out of cardboard and has a plastic top. When you pull this top off there is a stay fresh, foil, seal inside to remove. The plastic lid can be replaced so that any Pringles left can be kept fresh. These days there are multi packs available, small lunch box size drums and the ...  Read the complete review

Once you pop you can't stop. Definitely true to say about all pringles flavours! Things have moved on since the days of only having sour cream and onion, salt and vinegar and ready salted at my disposal, and I'm glad to have some cheese and onion from time to time. The flavour of these crisps is quite different from sour cream and onion, which is of some surprise to me, because I always invisage them as being in the same realms of flavour. The cheese is really powerful, a definitely bonus in my books. There isn't much onion to be tasted but the careful balance between the flavours is really tasty. The design of the packaging is miles above all ...  Read the complete review

This is one of my favourite Pringles flavours and I have been known to eat an entire tube in twenty-four hours. I love cheese and onion crisps so I was probably always going to love these too! The Taste These Pringles unsurprisingly have quite a strong taste of cheese and onion. As you often find with flavoured Pringles, the flavouring is not evenly spread across the Pringles so you might well find that some areas of each Pringle will taste more strongly of cheese and onion than others. The Price We usually do our shopping at Sainsburys, where a 155g tube of these costs £1.45. They are only usually bought when they are on some kind of ...  Read the complete review