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Guinness and Pringles in record mashupPosted Apr 19th 2006 3:45PM by Joe DiStefanoFiled under: Snacks, Food Oddities, On the Blogs, New Products, AmericaHere at Slashfood we love to discover
outsized food items that garner Guinness records and, of course, we love to snack. So I was glad to learn that Pringles now has a way for snackers to keep up with the latest
records.In a cross-promotion with the 2006 edition of Guinness World Records Pringles has come up
with salty snacks featuring questions such as "The lightest 'normal' or non-atrophied brain on record weighed how
much?" (answer: 1 lb. 8 oz.). Lest I forget, these brain teasers are printed on the chips in blue dye.
Apparently placing text on salty snacks is old news for Pringles they've been doing it for two years. Either I haven't been
down the snack food aisle in a while, or I took commercial food with messages and/or logos off my radar after eating my
first, and last, McGriddle. There's even an area
on the Pringles web site asking for suggested messages. I'd happily pop until I couldn't stop if they released a
pack with chips reading "Impeach Bush." [thanks to Taquitos for the image and tip]
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