HUNTSMAN does the SALSA.

Are the newish PRINGLES any good HUNTSMAN cos money is a bit tight and i don't want to waste my money on these if they are CRAP.Let us know dear boy!:D

Not tried them yet Mickso, although I clocked them around release day.

Due to waistline restriction I tend to keep strictly to Pringles Lite. Always remember, a box of the good stuff is the equivalent of a days full intake of fats, carbs. and proteus. Whereas you can down a tin of Lite and still enjoy egg, chips and a round of bread with butter.

Think once, think twice, think Lite before you do the Salsa'reeny.

If I partake, I'll be back to post the results. If anybody else has tampered with these goods please post full review as soon as the potatoes have been settled.

Over and snout.

Well i can't knock you for looking after your TRIM figure MR HUNTSMAN.Glad there are still some sensible people on this FORUM!:D

Well sons, I am in fact trim, despite my constant references to the consummation of potato produce.

I run, I cycle, I jog, I jolt, I usually cast spells and I most definitely expand moist flannels in the general direction of homeless sparrows.

All in all a pretty decent night out.

My pal went out with this broad back in the early nineties, and her sister lived entirely on crisps. This is not made up, but is in fact true! - she visited the doctor (well, her parents asked her to) and the doc. said 'nah, you'll be alright'.

Do you know what I say ... I say she was a lucky pheasant.

... and Mick, that's 'Mr. Huntsman' to you, not 'Mister Sticks'.

I am a bit puzzled with "pringles", I do not eat them often due to waistline maintenace (unlike Huntsy I am not a vegetarian so I have to keep an eye on what I eat) but I really like them, mostly the ready salted and the ones with Paprika.

Now, last time I bought a tube intending to feast on it with a coke and a full pint of Ben & Jerrys Ice Cream I opened the pringles and midway through it I was pèrfectly able of closing it and start with the ice cream, this had never happened to me before.

Can I sue the soap company that manufactures Pringles for misleading advertising, since I stopped eating well before the end of the tube?

Have they tampered with the secret formula? Altered the proportion of glutamato per chip?

So many questions, such a Friday feeling!

Budveiser, I've not seen a case of this since the early nineties, and I must confess I'm excited.

You have what's known in the business as; 'Cornchip Rapid Ingestion Stop Potato', or 'CRISP' for short. Typical patterns are the initial impulse to consume a tin of Pringles, but then a weird sense that you should halt consuming around half time. Its not pleasant, that's for sure and as far as I'm aware there is no known cure. Some people find that the syndrome dissipates over time whilst the unlucky few actually find the problem worsens over time - to the extent only a couple of crisps can be eaten before the sweat glands kick in and the plaggy top is placed back on the tube within 15 seconds.

The strapline 'Once You Pop You Are Unable to Stop Consuming' is fairly accurate. But for the 1-2% of the world's population with access to light snacks a different take of 'You Have Popped and Peaked Extremely Early' could be utilised and stocked in chemists.

I have a few tips Buddy, if you would like to write them down. They have been known to help several humans in the past, and 2 foxes:

1. Try to steer away from the original full fat varieties, as they do fill the stomach quicker and can feel heavy on the stomach quickly (sometimes before the complementary and necessary chocolate afters are even considered)

2. Watch out for the 175g tubes, a whole 25g less than the original weight. This 25g drop (although a disgusting thought to most Pringles professionals) is easier to take if the days crane driving has worn you down.

3. Always try to find the Pringles Light variation. Some tins with excess flavour can blow a man's sock off at 6 yards. Once you get onto the light style (like Pepsi-Max instead of Pepsi) your health will immediately improve and I've read that one female in Brazil entered and 'won' a gold medal at the Winter Olympics last year after switching from full fat to light. I think the competition she entered was cannon blowing.

4. Try to drink whilst consuming, as mentioned, Pepsi-Max settles the stomach preparing for the next batch of crisps.

5. Above all else, try to remain calm. An excited crisp consumer can become embroiled with bog roll too quickly - spoiling his dinner.

Good luck with it Bulldog. With any luck this period of your life will pass and you can get on with your usual snack habits without fear of crisp halt.

:laughmyheadoff: :claptillmyhandshurt:

I am glad that you lot are taking this thread SERIOUSLY and hope that a few NOOL's can be educated in the fine art of PRINGLE eating.I care not how many colours there are to FAC 53 when i don't even know what ALL the flavours of PRINGLES tatse like.We would all be a lot more thoughtful and considerate once we know the CRISP'S OF LIFE. Rocket crunching and munching Mick

One question, on my part: Why does the "Pizza-flavored" Pringles taste almost as if they're rejects from the "BBQ" line? I've never much cared for the "pizza-flavored" ones anyway.

I'm a bit of a Pringles veteran, there was a period in my life when they were my prefered lunch-time snack at work (plain flavor only, so as to not have bad breath when I had to deal with customers). However, it's been ages since I consumed a whole tin or even the tiny little "snack" ones. I miss them every now and then, but my chip of choice these days is Sun Chips (chedder flavor, of course). Anyone else know what I'm talking about?

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 One question, on my part: Why does the "Pizza-flavored" Pringles taste almost as if they're rejects from the "BBQ" line? I've never much cared for the "pizza-flavored" ones anyway.I'm a bit of a Pringles veteran, there was a period in my life when they were my prefered lunch-time snack at work (plain flavor only, so as to not have bad breath when I had to deal with customers). However, it's been ages since I consumed a whole tin or even the tiny little "snack" ones. I miss them every now and then, but my chip of choice these days is Sun Chips (chedder flavor, of course). Anyone else know what I'm talking about?

NO and we never DO!:D

Originally posted by Rocket Mick > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> One question, on my part: Why does the "Pizza-flavored" Pringles taste almost as if they're rejects from the "BBQ" line? I've never much cared for the "pizza-flavored" ones anyway.> > > I'm a bit of a Pringles veteran, there was a period in my life when they were my prefered lunch-time snack at work (plain flavor only, so as to not have bad breath when I had to deal with customers). However, it's been ages since I consumed a whole tin or even the tiny little "snack" ones. I miss them every now and then, but my chip of choice these days is Sun Chips (chedder flavor, of course). Anyone else know what I'm talking about?

NO and we never DO!:D

Ah, well Sun Chips are great....if you need to clean out your colon (all natural grain chips). A real laugh at parties

Originally posted by Huntsman Budveiser, I've not seen a case of this since the early nineties, and I must confess I'm excited.You have what's known in the business as; 'Cornchip Rapid Ingestion Stop Potato', or 'CRISP' for short. Typical patterns are the initial impulse to consume a tin of Pringles, but then a weird sense that you should halt consuming around half time. Its not pleasant, that's for sure and as far as I'm aware there is no known cure. Some people find that the syndrome dissipates over time whilst the unlucky few actually find the problem worsens over time - to the extent only a couple of crisps can be eaten before the sweat glands kick in and the plaggy top is placed back on the tube within 15 seconds.The strapline 'Once You Pop You Are Unable to Stop Consuming' is fairly accurate. But for the 1-2% of the world's population with access to light snacks a different take of 'You Have Popped and Peaked Extremely Early' could be utilised and stocked in chemists.I have a few tips Buddy, if you would like to write them down. They have been known to help several humans in the past, and 2 foxes:1. Try to steer away from the original full fat varieties, as they do fill the stomach quicker and can feel heavy on the stomach quickly (sometimes before the complementary and necessary chocolate afters are even considered)2. Watch out for the 175g tubes, a whole 25g less than the original weight. This 25g drop (although a disgusting thought to most Pringles professionals) is easier to take if the days crane driving has worn you down.3. Always try to find the Pringles Light variation. Some tins with excess flavour can blow a man's sock off at 6 yards. Once you get onto the light style (like Pepsi-Max instead of Pepsi) your health will immediately improve and I've read that one female in Brazil entered and 'won' a gold medal at the Winter Olympics last year after switching from full fat to light. I think the competition she entered was cannon blowing.4. Try to drink whilst consuming, as mentioned, Pepsi-Max settles the stomach preparing for the next batch of crisps.5. Above all else, try to remain calm. An excited crisp consumer can become embroiled with bog roll too quickly - spoiling his dinner.Good luck with it Bulldog. With any luck this period of your life will pass and you can get on with your usual snack habits without fear of crisp halt.

Good Lord, Huntsy! I did not know I had developed a condition!

I have already called in off sick for the next week. I intend to follow carefully your prescriptions, one can never be too careful with these rare tropical diseases.

Anyway, I intend to fight it off. I have already spoken with Sir Paul Macca to set up a Charity together. You can send your contributions to my own current account.

Light Pringles here we go!

BUDVAR you are taking this too LIGHTLY.