Home Bargains is selling rare flavour Pringles and fast food fans will love it
FAST food fanatics have discovered a rare flavour of Pringles in Home Bargains.
The alternative treat has been spotted on the discount retailers shelves for less than the usual Pringles price.
For £1.59 you can check-out pizza themed Pringles, a flavour that’s received mixed reactions.
The crisps are meant to taste like a slice of pizza and have been described as having a strong tomato sauce and herb flavour.
A Home Bargains customer took a snap of the foodie find and posted it on Facebook.
One user tagged a friend and wrote: “Right up your street.”
Another responded: “Hell yes.”
A third user added: “Ooh yes please.”
Although not everyone was a huge fan of the idea with one comment simply displaying a “vomit” emoji.
The unique flavour has been around for years but they are often hard to spot on the shelves.
Thankfully, the elusive crisp has been tracked down in Home Bargains and is a good deal for 185g.
Most tubes of Pringles are priced at above two pounds in store, with £2.20 being the standard at Tesco and Morrisons, and £2.25 at Sainsburys.
Unfortunately, some of the top supermarkets no longer stock pizza flavour Pringles.
So if you’re keen for a cheese, dough, and tomato combo rolled into one mouthful you will have to look elsewhere.
Amazon and eBay both sell the rare snack as well as some other unique flavours.
You can grab specifically peperoni pizza flavour on eBay, or if you’re feeling daring even a ketchup themed tube.
If you need to see it to believe it, shoppers have also spotted cheese fries flavoured Pringles at B&M and beef fajita tasting ones from Poundland.
For those who want to delve into an even quirkier tube you can grab a packet of Prongles on the cheap.
The knock-off product was spotted on the shelf with a cartoon pig image rather than the recognisable mustached mascot.
However Pringles aren’t the only snack giant concocting new flavours – Walkers is launching a Texan BBQ and Pepperoni Feast flavour in Iceland.
The brand has teamed up with Pizza Hut to create the flavours that “replicate a bite-sized Pizza Hut pizza.”
As the crisps are artificially flavoured without real meat products, vegetarians can get in on the taste testing too.
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