Pringles are always a nice snack to enjoy; they may not be the most healthy but they do taste nice.
Pringles are available in a variety of flavours, my favourite being the Sour cream and Onion ones I am writing about now. I think, that because I only eat rather plain foods and I dont eat Sour cream or Onions that liking this product was a big shock for me. I am not really open to trying new things because I am so used to eating the things I like. However, I was persuaded to try one and from that day I never looked back.

When I was in Asda a few days ago I saw that these were on offer £2 buy one get one free, which I think is a very good price for two tubes. The one thing I like about Pringles is that they really do fill you up when you're hungry and this is always a good thing as it prevents you from snacking more. The Pringles I usually enjoy are plain, which are not awful but they have a very bland taste to them, unlike these beauties.
A lot of people buy Pringles which is why they are so popular and I like to buy them frequently.
The taste of theses crisps is, how can I put it? Just scrumptious! I really enjoy ther taste of Pringles as they have a unique and distinguishable taste which is what makes them so widely enjoyed.

The packaging on the Pringles is just green with the logo, not the most appealing and attention grabbing but because they are used so widely we automatically know the taste and our mouths start to water.
Pringles are available in pretty much all supermarkets across the globe and in newsagents and garages. Like I said, mine cost me just £2 for two packets, they cost £1.21 individually unless they are on offer and if they are you will see an advert in the shop promoting them.
Nutritional Values (per 100g)

Kcal- 525
Carb- 51g
sugar- 2.6g