Pringles is introducing a new flavor inspired by Miller Lite Beer Can Chicken, set to launch in May 2025 for a limited time.

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Pringles just launched a brand new flavour as part of a nostalgic campaign with Nintendo’s Super Mario game. The catch? The brand hasn’t revealed what the product tastes like, leaving people ...

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Eat one now and freeze one for later. To safely defrost your food, remove from the freezer and place in your refrigerator the day before you plan to eat it. Then reheat as you normally would.

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