The other day I made an exciting supermarket discovery. And the thing I must confess is that I wasn't in Woolworths. I know. It's shocking. After all the adventures we've had. But it wasn't that I shunned Woolworths, just that there wasn't a Woolworths in the vicinity. And as a result I was shopping with their official rival, Coles. But I feel no guilt. Especially not considering I found...wait for it...Pringles! Real, actual, proper Pringles. Huge excitement. Up until very recently I'd never been able to find Pringles in Australia and in the absence of Walkers (oh how I miss Cheese and Onion crisps) have never really found a crisp that I fully appreciated. The discovery of actual real life Pringles was a cause for major in store bopping. In fact, I think I drew a couple of glances as I bopped in front of the Pringle display. Woo Pringles. I picked myself up a tube of Hot and Spicy flavour and happily presented them to Mystical Roo. Now all we need is a stock of the aforementioned Walkers crisps and possibly some Scampi Fries.
Your post has me leaving for the store to get some pringles. I not only love the taste and crispness, but how they can fit so many in such a small container.
ReplyDeleteBeware imitation Pringles. Prongles, Wrinkles, Pongoes, etc. Never as good. I would have plumped for the Hot-n-Spicy ones too. Could it have been St Pringle's Day, and you hadn't noticed?
ReplyDeleteEither my taste buds are fading or Walkers Cheese & Onion crisps don't taste very cheesy or oniony these days. (I don't think I'd ever be tempted to buy a packet of Wrinkles!)
ReplyDeleteAnd pringles not only taste good, they can be fun too. Like using two pringles to create the "duck look". You know what I'm talking about...
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