Due to an ingredient lesser known to many, Pringles would rather be called something else because it's hardly 50% 'potato' ...

The rest, as they say, is history. After a slow start, and some questions about whether they were legally even potato chips, Pringles took off with snackers. It’s still the fifth-most popular ...

This largely unheralded genius allowed generations worldwide to enjoy the Pringles Potato Crisp. Related: The Man Buried in a Pringles Can and the Other Strange Pringles Mysteries Before he became a ...

Walkers Snack Food Limited appealed a HMRC decision to the first tier tribunal (FTT), on the grounds that one of its products, Sensations ...

Don’t call it a potato chip. Pringles are potato crisps, developed as an alternative to chips, “which were often greasy, stale, and broken,” the company says on its website. Fredric Baur started ...