I have always bought pringles but had always tended to go for either BBQ of salt and vinegar but the other day I couldn't help notice that my local shop had the prawn cocktail flavour on it's shelf. I knew they made the flavour but until then I had never seen them in front of my face. Anyway, after playing about with the idea, seeing that they were on offer for £1, I couldn't resist taking them to the till and parting with my cash. Upon getting them home, like usual I opened them to sneak a few crisps before starting to make dinner, something I later wish I had not done. I do like prawn cocktail flavour crisps but have always found that are makes ...  Read the complete review

If I have one weakness when it comes to snacking it is crisps. I've mentioned in many a review that anything savoury appeals to me and I would much rather enjoy a packet of crisps than a chocolate bar, sit me down with a bag of Salt n Vinegar Walkers and that'll do me. Pringles however are to me the 'cream of the crop' when it comes to savoury snacks and ever since they were introduced in the UK I have managed to chomp my way through many a tube. Not so long ago when Pringles introduced their Prawn Cocktail flavour I simply had to buy a tube and over time these have proved to be a firm favourite which equal the Barbecue variety in terms of being a first ...  Read the complete review

When browsing the snack section of Asda's online shop I noticed Pringles Prawn Cocktail, I had no idea they did this flavour so for 74p I decided to try a box. The pink colour tube reminded me of Walkers prawn cocktail crisps so I was intrigued to see if they tasted similar. The tube states you get 90 pringles inside on average, I have to say I was not prepared to count them before eating them so we will have to take pringles word for it. The small print at the bottom states the crisps are suitable for Vegetarians, seems a bit odd considering most vegetarians I know don't eat fish? The boring bit: Energy per 100g 518kcal per ...  Read the complete review

I love crisps and I'm really very fond of prawn cocktail crisps in particular so when I spotted these in my local Morrisons store the other day at the offer price of 99p a tube I thought I deserved a bit of a treat! The Packaging: A bright pink cylinder cardboard tube with a clear lid to the top of it over a foil peel off lid. On the front of the tube I'm told they are Pringles Prawn Cocktail Flavour and there is a cartoon mans face on there and the crisps are sitting in a cocktail glass and then I'm told per 25g there are 129 Kcal a portion, told they are suitable for Vegetarians and the size is stated (in this case that is 165g). On the back of ...  Read the complete review

When wandering around the supermarket recently I saw these Pringles available for just £1.00 per tube. I decided to purchase a tube as this flavour and most of the others as they are 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 Prawn Cocktail come packaged in the standard Pringles tube which is pink in colour, has a picture of the 'Pringles Man', contains ingredients, ...  Read the complete review