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cheap as chips at just over $1.13 delivered for S&S
Pringles Original 12 x 53gm $15 ($13.50 S&S) + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $39 Spend) @ Amazon AU
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Is this USA or Malaysia?
just saw it is Malaysia.
I miss the made in USA/Belgium ones. Better recipe
Better shape too
I had Adidas made in Germany years ago figure that
Where are the ones from woollies made? I could've sworn they went smaller/tasted different
What's the expiry?
You can’t tell with Amazon AU products as appears to those from Amazon Warehouse, where the expiry is usually ~~6 months.
Probably two days in my house.
The Aldi version is quite good and only $1.99 for about 3 times the size of this
The Aldi version tastes like soap.
This isn't cheap, this is the mini size so actually expensive
Standard price at the supermarket is $2.50, so compared to the going rate, not sure I’d say this is expensive
I'd say definitely expensive. Pricing comparatively to supermarkets these days will always be expensive. The "specials" these days are a joke.
Lunchbox snacks are always more than large packs. You can't compare the two.
Routinely on half price - also means you can just buy when you want it
Having more in the house will just cause you to eat more of it…
And seriously, nobody has any problem with the mass of packaging and shipping used to deliver a few grams of dried potato snacks?
I agree. People just don't care about anything that they think has no impact on them right now.
generally speaking people only get upset when the 'news' tells them to…i.e plastic straws, plastic shopping bags etc
Totally agree, quite a waste. Over packaging and small serve package are killing this planet. Much worse than the free shopping bags.
I hadn't bought Pringles in ages but recently got some when they were on special, and will never be fool enough to buy them again.
The reason- American conglomerates (as usual) treating their customers as mugs, and me laughing when I took the lid off a large tube only to find that Pringles have shrunk by 30-40% since the last time I bought any.
The laws on packaging are way too lax; if companies substantially "shrink" a packaged food product, it should made illegal to 1) put the smaller product in the same sized (or similar) container that the old size had and 2) the packaging can't be any more than say 15%-20% larger than the actual product because of the reasons cited ie, wasted packaging, shipping costs, etc, AND most importantly we know the true size of the food that's inside.
*baked mash potato
I just get the big ones and split them into snack containers
Probably all they are worth its only the small pack.
Got a pack a few weeks ago and the chip itself has shrunk beyond recognition. Surely they realise they have jeopardised their product.
Just blame covid and Ukraine and the gullible will defend the company.
Pringles changed in NZ/AUS to smaller malaysian produced ones(60g less and smaller chips) almost 7 years ago, I don't think it's changed since that. Some stores choose to import the US produced ones.
This
Just wait for half price for the 134g at Coles/Woolies - that's cheaper than this
i think all of the pringles i've checked use palm oil or unspecified vegetable oil, so unfortunately tend not to buy them anymore
and theyre not even potato chips.
just mashed potato
chips ain't cheap…. - circa 2023