Pringles Texas BBQ Sauce

I am sure everyone has heard of the Pringle saying "once you pop you can't stop" well this is completely true. Pringles are extremely popular at the moment, the company itself is constantly introducing new and exciting flavours, which compliment the already existing flavours like Sour cream and onion, Salt and vinegar, Original, Texas Barbeque and many more. These actual crisps come packaged a cylinder tube which has a foil sealed lip to keep in the crisps freshness. Pringles also give you a cool little plastic lid, that seals the tube back up and keeps them fresh, if you don't eat them all that is. I have found this little lid ...  Read the complete review

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 Texas BBQ Sauce come packaged in the standard Pringles tube which is brown in colour, has a picture of the 'Pringles Man', contains ingredients, nutritional information etc. Pringles ...  Read the complete review

As you might know, me and my mate are on a quest to find the perfect bbq flavoured crisps so the most obvious ones to try were these Texas BBQ Sauce flavour Pringles as I've always loved these crisps. Pringles are crisps that come in a tube instead of a bag, they are stacked on top of each other because they are a concave oval shape that makes them ideal for the tubes. These have a lovely strong bbq taste but the only thing that spoils them for me is that most of the flavour is on one side and the other side only has a bit on. That means that when I eat a Pringle I lick the side that has got all the flavouring on and then the actual crisp tastes ...  Read the complete review

Those darn rooting tooting yanks. Not only have they desecrated our language they have influenced our snacking habits. Cast your mind back to the 80s or beyond. You arrive at a gathering or party blue nun or bottled snowballs in one hand and snacks in the other. What would you bring? Cheese footballs?, onion rings or if you were were being very sophisticated twiglets or dry roasted peanuts. Nowadays come to a party and its all tortilla chips and dips and the current favourite Pringles. What's worse even the flavours are flashy and so American! Can you imagine sour cream wotsits or paprika and shake crisp! However I must confess they are yum and I have a big tube of ...  Read the complete review

Theres nothing more satisfying for me than comfort eating crisps - theres nothing more disatisfying than crisps which just don't tickle my tastebuds in anyway - Pringles however are perfect especially Texas BBQ Sauce flavour. You buy Pringles either in small snack tubs - or LARGE 155g 'snack' tubs lol which are often on offer in many supermarkets. Each flavour of the pringles have a different coloured tub - Texas BBQ having a deep bergundy/brown colour. All their tubs are cardboard tubes with a plastic flip off lid at the top and peel off cover which is there to keep them secure and safe within the tube. The flip off lid can be placed back into place though if ...  Read the complete review