Pringles Sour Cream & Onion Reviews

Having been on a diet for what seems a lifetime I have decided to live a little this christmas and eat a little of what I like. It had been so long since I'd bought a tube of these Sour Cream & Onion pringles that I had forgotten what they tasted like. Usually £1.99, I picked up two tubes for the price of one at my local Tesco's, ...  Read the complete review

Pringle's "once you pop you just cant stop". The first taste is creamy.. the after taste and breathe smell is onion! Yummy! This large pot is big enough to share and is reseals for "freshness". Apparently there is 90 pringles inside but I only had 89.5 in this packet to my disappointment. I love the taste of the flavour sour ...  Read the complete review

A very strongly flavoured version of Pringles crisps. Coming in a distinctive green tube, you'll find yourself with a perfect snack for sitting watching a film, hosting a party, or even for kids. Once you've popped off the plastic lid you'll come to appreciate the meaning of their slogan ('Once you pop you can't stop') These are very moreish, and ...  Read the complete review

I am waiting for the day when they get rid of that moustached man on the tubes. What exactly does he do? He seems to bear no relevance to the snack inside, but at least he looks chirpy enough. In fairness, Pringles have a very strong brand image and there is certainly no danger of glossing over them on supermarket shelves. I went to Tesco last ...  Read the complete review

Pringles Sour Cream and onion are part of the pringle range that made comeback a decade or so ago after not really taking off previously, these are now in many a flavour. The look? These come in the green tube, each pringle is maticulasly made, with the perfect curl and texture to them, these are stacked in a tube ready eating by ...  Read the complete review

Once you pop you just cant stop and the same goes for the sour cream and onion flavour. Supplied in a sturdy, long cylinder tube with a sealable lid for added freshess, the packaging could do with being more enviromentally friendly. Considering there is not that much crisp on the inside (debatable, although I might just be greedy) the ...  Read the complete review

Pringles are large crisps which come in a long cylinder shaped container. The problem with the container being once you've ate half of the Pringles inside you have to try and either squeez your hand inside ot tilt the tube and risk getting crumbs everywhere. On the upside you could store things in the container once your finished, but ...  Read the complete review

Probably one of the best tasting crisps available, Pringles are a potato based flavoured snack, which come contained within a cylindrical tube with a foil interior to ensure longer lasting freshness. The solid form of the tube prevents any of the crisps inside from being crushed by compression and it also comes with a plastic covering which is ...  Read the complete review

Any regular readers of my reviews will be aware by now that I am a total junk-food junkie! I do love my sweeties and chocolate snacks, but on the other hand I do tend to crave all things savoury from time to time so needless to say, there are not many junk food type snacks that pass me by! My other half brought in a few assorted snacks ...  Read the complete review

The tagline for Pringles 'Once you pop, you can't stop' is quite so true when it comes to me and a tube of Sour Cream and Onion Pringles. The dull bit out of the way first. The nutritional details are; Calories per 100g. 527 kcal, Carbohydrates 50 g,Fat 34 g. So when you compare them to the likes of Walkers ...  Read the complete review

Me and my partner tried the light version of these the other day so when I sent him to the shop today he picked these up. He got them from our local Sainsburys Local, however they are available from a huge variety of shops including supermarkets and newsagents. The tube he got weighs 155g however they are also available in a smaller snack pot ...  Read the complete review

Pringles are a fantastic crisp product that have been about for a number of years now and they are a really great tasting product. They are basically crisps in the shape of a kind of perfectly formed curved oval. There unlike most crisps as all of the Pringles are exactly the same size and shape and so all fit nicely on top of each other in the ...  Read the complete review

this has to be my favourite out of the pringles flavours. they belong to the basic pringles range which initially included: original, sour cream & onion and prawn coctail. pringles are very easy to eat and can also be eaten with dips, they are quite often bought to serve as snacks at parties and are generally liked by most people, ...  Read the complete review

I love eating Pringles crisps when I watch Tv. I often buy tube of Pringles when are available at my local supermarket for a pound or less. Normally they cost 1.46 ( for a 155g tube). These crisps ( or savoury snacks for some reasons) are oval-shaped and curled a bit upwards. They are light ( like onions) and delicate. They do not taste like an ...  Read the complete review

When wandering around the supermarket recently I saw these Pringles on special offer. I decided to purchase a tube as I love this flavour and I know that my fiance is a fan of them too. These Pringles Sour Cream & Onion come packaged in the standard Pringles tube which is green in colour, has a picture of the 'Pringles Man', ...  Read the complete review

I have yet to find a fellow being who does not like Pringles. They are, quite simply, utterly moreish. Although probably not the healthiest of crisps (see info below) they are addictive and their well known slogan is certainly true for me 'once you pop, you can't stop!' The sour cream & onion flavour is my favourite. My ...  Read the complete review

Pringles are, simply put, one of the most addictive and moorish foods on the market. They're crisps, sure, but they're also unlike any crisp you've ever tried - they don't come in a packet, but a long cylindrical tube, and tend to cost about £1.40, although they're very often in deals for £1 each, making them not too expensive for a brand name, ...  Read the complete review

Pringles are addictive. It's a fact that many know before they even buy it. But they still do. It could be the delicious taste or the unusual shaped crisp that makes us buy them. Who knows? The sour cream and onion variety taste just as it says, like sour cream and onion. Although the oniony taste is not immediate, but an aftertaste. ...  Read the complete review

I have decided to review the Sour Cream and Onion flavour pringles because in my opinion it is the most flavoursome of all the pringle flavours. As with the other pringle flavours the oval shaped crisps with curled up edges are contained within a cardboard tube. This flavour is in a distinctive green coloured 155g tube. I ...  Read the complete review

Pringles are a variety of crisps with a difference; they come in tube rather than a noisy bag which gives them that added novelty appeal. They cost around£1.50 although Sainsbury's have them on promotion at the moment and if you search around then you can get them a lot cheaper. There are a range of varieties that you can choose from and I'm ...  Read the complete review