Pringles Texas BBQ Sauce Reviews

Im currently eating a can of these thought i may aswell write a review.Right where to start they are extremley tasty and moreish.Accorinding to the info on the can they have over 150 calories and very little in the way of vitamen content.On the plus side they are low in cholesterol. I do enjoy them but the annoying thing that gets me is ...  Read the complete review

Everyone likes a good old Pringle - once you pop the fun don't stop and all that. Well here is a flavour a little bit different to the bog-standard ready salted crisp - this is the Texas Barbecue Sauce flavour. Yum! The addictiveness of a Pringle is something that is hard to describe but inevitably it's impossible to avoid having just ...  Read the complete review

After I tried these last week, they have become my new favourite crisps as they are just so nice! The packaging is just the same as you would get for any other flavour of Pringles, a thick sturdy cylinder tube with the plastic lid on top. Its also reseal able which is very useful as they can last around 5 days if you don't want to eat ...  Read the complete review

Have to first point out that these are my absolute favourite flavour of any crisps/potato snack that is available so my review will be heavily biased :) I really cant fault the product at all really and am writing this review simply because I am eating these as I type...The new style tubes proclaim that there are an average of 90 ...  Read the complete review

I'm a big fan of Pringles but cant usually justify the rather large price tag they carry. However, they are currently on Buy One Get One Free offer in Tescos, meaning you can buy two tubes for £1.99. The Texas BBQ flavour comes in a predominantly burgandy colour tube with a yellow band around the top telling me that each tube contains 90 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Packaging I am sure most people are "already" aware that Pringle's come in a long, circular,cardboard carton with a tin bottom and plastic lid. When you open the lid there is also "another one" underneath it, this is made from foil. There is a lot of information on the back,written in various different languages, ...  Read the complete review

Pringles are great for an occasional treat or as party food but really have a down side and that is once you pop, you can't stop. This is so true I love Pringles and can easily finish a whole tube to myself, they are addictive. This is why there is a rule in our house where we only have them for parties and the occasional treat, I think we would ...  Read the complete review

Every so often I like to have something different for my Saturday night treat and this week hubby came back from the shop with these. I am not really a fan of BBQ flavoured food but for some reason I love these. ~~THE PACKAGING~~ The Pringles come in a nice thick cardboard tube which has a clear plastic lid. I love the design ...  Read the complete review

~ BBQ DREAM ~ Pringles have been around for years and they do not hesitate in bringing out new and great tasting flavours. They are incredible convenient and I found myself buying a few tubes at the weekend for my brother's birthday party. Deciding on what flavours was really difficult as I love most of them but I thought that I ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

~~~ ONCE YOU POP ... YOU JUST CAN'T STOP ! ~~~ The chances are that every person reading this review must, at some point in their life, have eaten at least one Pringle !!! They turn up as a snack at most parties, friends bring them round to accompany the luke warm bottle of wine they bought in a hurry ... and at Christmas time I am ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Pringles are a potato based crisp that are around three inches long and one two inches wide. They have curled edges and can cost anything from £1 to £1.50 for a big tube. This particular flavour is represented by a brown tube. I love the fact that these crisps come in a tube and when you peel off the plastic lid you are met with layer ...  Read the complete review

OK, so I am working my way through the whole Pringles range in my reviews at the mo, and now I come to the texas bbq ones - definitely my first choice. As I have said before, the flavours tend to be based on original old school crips flavours. Remember smokey bacon? In the pringle world it's called texas bbq sauce! This is a really nice ...  Read the complete review

Seriously, don;t buy these...they are amazing, delicious and you WILL eat the whole tube, thus getting fat.....save yourself......they are the very bestest crisp like snack you will find.....in my opinion that is. So they say 'once you pop, you can't stop' And stop I didn't. I have had Pringles many times before and really enjoyed ...  Read the complete review

I don't know why but whenever I buy a tube of Pringles I always grab for Texas BBQ sauce flavour, it's almost like instinct. I have tried the other flavours but these are my ultimate favourite here is why. You can buy a 155g tub at Tesco for around £1.55 and the various flavours include: Soured cream and ...  Read the complete review

I enjoy Pringles and they are often on offer which is when I purchase them. I bought two tubes of Texas barbecue sauce from Wilko's today as they are £1.55 buy one and get one free. Pringles are currently in the news for losing a high court battle disputing whether there items are a potato snack. The makers of Pringles have claimed that ...  Read the complete review

Of all the Pringles flavours, I find this one to be the most addictive. It's quite a strong, almost meaty barbecue flavour, but this somehow makes me want to eat more. Pringles are wavy crisps which stack perfectly, as they are all amde the same shape, and they're presented in a cylindrical tube. They're very distinctive. Recently, I ...  Read the complete review

Aside from regular crisps (Walkers and such) Pringles have to be my favourite, and these are no exception, probably the nicest ones on the market in my opinion. Just one lick of the tanned surface of the pringle will fill your mouth with a wonderful bbq taste that will leave you craving for more, which would probably be one of the only downside, ...  Read the complete review