Buying chips at the convenience store is a pretty straightforward affair, especially with brands such as Pringles offering the same, classic flavours over the years. However, future trips there will be much longer as Pringles has launched their new range of flavours which incorporate Asian and Western influences such as tom yum, masala, and Southern fried chicken!
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Spice lovers would totally dig the Tom Yum Potato Crisp Chips ($2.20). Each crunchy potato chip is seasoned with a classic sweet and tangy flavour. The hints of lime help to cut through any spiciness.Â
Another flavour to turn up the heat with is the Masala Crisps Potato Chips ($2.20). It’s hard to stop at one with these flavour-packed crisps.Â
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If you can’t tolerate spice, opt for the Grilled Cheese Toast Potato Chips ($2.70) or Southern Fried Chicken Potato Crisps ($2.70). Though these well-seasoned crisps aren’t the real deal, they make a good snack when you’re craving for the actual dishes.
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It’s always enjoyable to munch on some chips while binge-watching your favourite Netflix series. Plus, Pringles’ packaging is great for those who can’t finish all the crisps in one sitting. Check Pringles out the next time you’re at the chips aisle or do have ‘em delivered to the comfort of your home with RedMart.
For other uniquely flavoured snacks, check out this list of mala snacks for the likes of mala mushroom chips and popcorn!
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