Pringles Gourmet Sea Salt & Black Pepper Reviews
Product Type: Pringles Snacks
Newest Review: ... Salt and Black Pepper to some of other leading brands that produce the same flavour. I find these crisps addictive, ... more
... probably thanks to the salt content, and even my husband who would have more of a sweet tooth than me, thinks these crisps are delicious, and there has been a bit of a competition to reach the tube first to get the next crisp.
So, all in all, I think this is one of the best flavours ever released by Pringles. THey are keeping up to date with other leading brands in terms of modern flavours, although still retaining the Pringles quality and addictiveness. A great crisp....more
by - written on 28/11/10 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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I'm a bit addicted to crisps, so much so that I try not to keep too many in the house, because I would just eat and eat until they were all gone. However, it is always nice to have something to nibble on when watching TV, and give me a choice of chocolate or crisps and I will still always go for the latter first. Recently in Tesco, the Pringles brand of crisps were reduced to 99p for a tube. Now, if I ever buy Pringles, I usually only go for the plainer flavours, as my husband doesn't really like any spicy or hot flavours, which rules out quite a few. I was just about to lift an original flavour of Pringles when my eyes fell on these 'Great British Flavours' ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/06/10 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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Pringles seem to have expanded their range a lot lately, and I came across the range of 'Great British Flavours' which included this Sea Salt and Black Pepper flavour. The crisps come in a 165g tube and cost me 95p on special offer from Tesco, where the usual price is £2.03. I like having plain crisps as it allows me to use with dips and not overpower the other flavours. These ones looked nice and thought I'd give them a try instead of the usual original flavour Pringles that I normally have. The Pringles are the same size and look roughly the same, they are pale curved crisps with a fine dusty black coating. The grains of salt and pepper are quite fine and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/05/10 (Very useful, 305 readings)
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Once you pop, you can't stop. Pringles, the curved crisp are one of my favourites and the latest flavour I tried is Sea Salt and Black Pepper. Pringles were actually first sold in America in 1968! They are produced by the company Procter and Gamble. What would a summer picnic be without the Pringles Tubes?! The Sea Slat and Black pepper are described as a taste of the Great British Seaside in every pack with a perfect balance of Sea Slat and Crushed Black Pepper. The front of the tube has a lighthouse and a seagull on the front to go with the theme of the crisps. Pringles are very morrish. They are a potato chip or crisp that have a curve to them, ... Read the complete review
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