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The packaging change the article is referring to was when Smarties used to come in a carboard tube, with a plastic lid at one end. http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/ae
by djhworld 9y ago
The packaging change the article is referring to was when Smarties used to come in a carboard tube, with a plastic lid at one end.
http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/ae76784029684feb8d06d507f47ff7ad/close-up-of-old-style-smarties-tubes-e2137c.jpg http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/ae76784029684feb8d06d507f47ff7ad/c...
As a child it was fun to eat the sweets, then replace the lid and crush the tube to make the lid travel quite surprising distances
- chiph 9y agoYou can still do that with a Pringles [0] can - the pitch of the "boomp" will be quite a bit lower since the can diameter is larger. [0] Potato snack chip ("crisp" for our UK readers) formed into hyperbolic paraboloids, which stack neatly in a cardboard tube