Pringles Ketchup

Pringles Ketchup is a love letter to die-hard ketchup fans. Each crispy crisp is generously seasoned with a perfectly balanced blend: tomato powder for the fruity base, vinegar for the characteristic acidity, sugar for the sweet and salty balance, garlic and onion for depth, and a touch of paprika for color and subtle warmth. The result faithfully reproduces the taste of the ketchup we love on fries and burgers.

Pringles' signature hyperbolic paraboloid shape isn't just for looks: this mathematically perfect curvature eliminates the stress points where traditional chips break. Each chip is identical, allowing for perfect stacking in the iconic tube. This uniformity also ensures even seasoning distribution across the entire surface, for consistent flavor with every bite.

Ketchup flavor is especially popular in Canada , where it's considered a true classic. As Pringles humorously puts it: "You're the kind of person who keeps a picture of ketchup in your locket. That's how much you love ketchup." These chips are perfect for appetizers, movie nights, or simply satisfying a craving for a tangy and savory snack.

Tip : Try piling a few Pringles Ketchup on top of a hot dog with mustard for the "ultimate crunchy dog" suggested by the brand. The resealable tube keeps the chips fresh and crunchy after opening. Contains mustard, milk, and wheat.

The Pringles story begins in the 1950s when Procter & Gamble sought to create a chip that wouldn't break and would stay fresh longer. Chemist Fredric Baur designed the characteristic curved shape and the patented airtight tube in 1966 – he was so proud of his invention that he asked to be buried in a Pringles tube (a wish granted in 2008). Alexander Liepa then perfected the recipe, and the brand was launched in 1968 as "Pringles Newfangled Potato Chips." Science fiction author Gene Wolfe even helped design the cooking machine! After a difficult start, Pringles became a global success in the 1980s. Sold by P&G to Kellogg's in 2012 for $2.7 billion, the brand now offers more than 200 flavors in over 140 countries. The mustachioed mascot "Mr. Pringles" (Julius Pringle) has become an instantly recognizable pop icon.