Pringles

For those who don't read Chinese: The chemical used in Pringles is also used in hair-perm chemical, a very harmful chemical even in a very insignificant quantity (will cause kidney cancer), adult shouldn't consume more than 0.01g per day while children not more than 0.003g! Product called back from all HK markets & banned in USA !! It contains cancer causing ingredients. Read Full Story

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Well there’s a worthwhile use of court time. A High Court judge has ruled that due to their packaging, “unnatural shape” and the fact that the potato content is less than 50% Pringles are not potato crisps and therefore not eligible for VAT. In theory they should be getting substantially cheaper now but, being a cynic, I suspect they will be a little cheaper and their manufacturer Procter & Gamble will be pocketing the rest. So next time someone asks if you want a crisp as offers Pringles you can tell them just how wrong they are! (Or just eat a Pringle - the ... Read Full Story

Fredrick J. Baur , the inventor of Pringles container, passed away on May 4 at the age of 84. Mr. Baur was a chemist who had many interesting (and in my opinion ingenious) inventions, but none of them except for the Pringles container became a success. So proud was Mr. Baur of his tube-shaped container that he not only patented it in 1970, but also requested to be buried in it! Yes, he requested his ashes to be placed in a Pringles can. His family, of course, honored his last wish. I wonder if Mr. Thomas Crapper (the inventor of the toilet), having been ... Read Full Story

Fredric J. Baur, the designer of the famed Pringles potato chip can was buried in his creation. Now, before images of a huge Pringle can shaped casket fill your mind, Baur was cremated, and at his request, a portion of his ashes was placed in one of the Pringles containers. The rest of his remains were placed in an urn, and buried with the can, a small portion were placed in another urn and given to his grandson. Bauer died on May 4 at Vitas Hospice in Cincinnati, he was 89. His son, Lawrence Baur said on Monday that Baur had requested the burial ... Read Full Story