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The thing is they don’t need that plastic lid. They say without it the food would be spoiled but if you have a big bag of crisps, you open them and eat them or
by ed_elliott_asc 6y ago
The thing is they don’t need that plastic lid. They say without it the food would be spoiled but if you have a big bag of crisps, you open them and eat them or they go off - this is no different.
Kellogg’s seem to believe they have invented a type of crisp that can only be eaten over a period of time.
- sokoloff 6y agoThey need some kind of closure on the tube to keep the chips and crumbs in and the dust out in the cupboard. (The foil/paper closure works until first opened but not after.) Chip bags can be clipped closed for this.
- m-p-3 6y agoThey definitely don't need the plastic lid, no way I can stop myself from eating the whole thing in one session.
- RandallBrown 6y agoThe only thing that stops me from eating them that quickly is how hard they are to get out of the can once you're about halfway through.
- sschueller 6y agoEspecially as they used to say once to start you can't stop. So you eat the whole tube anyway...
- hinkley 6y agoPringles hold up well in lunchboxes, and the can could go a week per child even if they prefer one flavor. I think people underestimate the packing density of Pringle’s. There is a lot of (mashed) potato in that can.
- DFHippie 6y agoIt's the Pringles brand, though: "once you pop you just can't stop" or something like that. They've built this story around the sound of the lid popping off.
- jayd16 6y agoThat slogan ironically cuts into the "it needs to be resealable" argument.