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You can scratch that off your list of, “Things To Invent”… Pringles Prints are made using a proprietary technology where words and images can be printed on one side of the crisp right side up, upside down, in blue or red. This technology is the first-of-its kind in the U.S. to be used on food. The technology uses food coloring and doesn’t alter the delicious taste of this popular snack. For now, Pringles Prints will be available in Original flavor only in canister and Snack Stacks sizes.
These aren’t for the super rich either, Pringles Prints in Canisters and Snack Stacks have a suggested retail price equivalent to other Pringles products of similar size and in the future, Pringles Prints introductions will feature new printing colors, designs, images and innovative partnerships. Oh, boy… I can’t wait… riiight.
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Great - another way for the population to ingest things like food colouring that have no nutritional value and are potentially harmful to the body. The potato chip is bad enough but adding food colouring on top of it - yikes!
Great - another way for the population to ingest things like food colouring that have no nutritional value and are potentially harmful to the body. The potato chip is bad enough but adding food colouring on top of it - yikes!
Do you know how much dye is in a cheeto, a glass of punch, or a dorito? These pringles prints probably have 1/100th the amount of dye, and it actually makes kids eat less because they're slowing down while they eat to read. Great idea, and not any less healthy than 99% of other snacks kids eat.
Do you know how much dye is in a cheeto, a glass of punch, or a dorito? These pringles prints probably have 1/100th the amount of dye, and it actually makes kids eat less because they're slowing down while they eat to read. Great idea, and not any less healthy than 99% of other snacks kids eat.
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