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Recently in the Snacksiverse: Reel 17E, Pizza Pringles

Submitted by on April 26, 2012 – 5:22 PM5 Comments

Lately in the Field Guide to Revolting Snacks: pizza-flavored Pringles!

And the laboratory’s investigation into Peeps’ physical properties continues with this video file on loft and velocity:

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  • Kate Monster says:

    False. Pizza flavored pringles are DELICIOUS. I refuse to hear a single word against them!

  • Nanc in Ashland says:

    All Pringles are gross however, the cans are fabulous for hand crafting home-made odd-size gift containers! Peeps are kind of the roaches of snack food . . .

  • attica says:

    Lab question: are those Shea Stadium seats on the biosphere patio?

  • Sarah D. Bunting says:

    They are indeed.

  • Ted says:

    Pizza Pringles have actually been on the market for a solid decade now – I used to love them when I was a teenager. Ketchup-flavored Pringles, however, are delicious – I’ve never seen them in the States, but they’re the only thing I brought across the border from Canada.

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