PringlesSalt & Vinegar Crisps - 12x40g

Bought this for a Pringle lover as a under the tree present- he loved it

Brilliant as always. Great taste. Getting too expensive to buy . I buy when on offer.

Great product with a fine shelf life. Tastes great with a deep onion flavour and a sour cream tang.

My pringles were a good value for money but came all broken and the box was just too big and was not needed #savetheplanet #gurlboss this needs improving and we wont live until 2030 #deadAlso made a mess when dropped #messy taste like floor now not happy wont be buying again #amenAlso made a mess in my beautiful tootise poos xoxo

This came undamaged, had no abnormal things, and still tasted amazing!No difference from getting it from a shop

They went well with a sour cream dip In fact my mouth’s starting to water thinking about them lol

It's like turning one of those rainmaker toys when you gently turn an Amazon supplied Pringles tube upside down. Ahhh, the dulcid tone of many broken and smashed Pringles gently falling through the more intact ones. However, I don't buy Pringles for their ability to create a Zen-like atmosphere in my home.I get a few different varieties of Pringles via subscribe and save, and it's pot luck what condition they arrive in. There's almost always some tubes with broken up Pringles inside, and this is regardless of the flavour ordered. We mostly accept a certain degree of damage but there have been a few occasions where every single tube has been so smashed up that you need to eat them with a spoon. And that's where we draw the line and contact customer services, because even my kids won't eat them in that state (yes, they are THAT bad).I fail to understand just what's happening to the tubes to allow the contents to get like that. Warehouse football match? Forklift pallet races? Maybe delivery van loading speed trials...!Who knows, but whatever the reason, I can wholeheartedly say that if you need a tube of Pringles in perfect condition, I would hop to the supermarket instead. If you can put up with a tray of Pringles which were footballs in a previous incarnation, then these are actually quite a good deal, albeit with the novelty of eating crisps like they're breakfast cereal in a bowl...

Pringles are one of the most price manipulated snacks in the United Kingdom, perpetually pretending that they really cost £2.50 - £3.00 a tube when they can be found for £1.25 in supermarkets every other fortnight.Occasionally it is worth buying them in bulk to last out these "full price" hard times.Salt and Vinegar is the best flavour pringles, and one of the best (painful the next day) examples of Salt and Vinegar available on the consumer market.