Friday, August 31, 2007

Loaded & Baked Again!
Pringles Style


Pringles is now offering a 'loaded and baked' potato flavor of its famous tube chips.

We had thought that the Idahoan potatoes was unique in using this flavor nickname, but things are changing. Two members of our staff will be spending as much time as it takes to find out if there are indeed other food items using this nick and exactly who was first.

These Pringles are excellently loaded & baked and we fully recommend them.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

From taquitos.net:

Lay's Tastes of America Chicago Steakhouse Loaded Baked Potato Potato Chips

Taste: These chips are pretty good, I expect a lot when I see "baked potato" in the flavor. These will remind you slightly of a cheddar and sour cream style potato chip, with some bacon powder on it as well. The chips themselves are of the good Lay's variety, not too greasy and not too dry. Overall I could eat a whole bag of these.

Anonymous said...

Bob Evans carries a potato in their restaurants that is "baked" and "loaded" as well...

Anonymous said...

Cornzapoppin carries a "Loaded Baked Potato" flavor in their line of gourmet popcorns...

Tom Sawyer said...

Campbell's Soup has a "Fully Loaded Baked Potato & Cheddar" in their "Stock Pots" line of products...

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Anonymous said...

Well, I'm trying out these Loaded and Baked Pringles and i have to admit I'm just not that into them. There's just something off about taking a potato chip and then giving it a baked potato flavor, it just doesn't appeal to me. It's greasy and sort of bland...

Anonymous said...

I am either loaded or baked myself. Mostly.