Pringles Brazilian Zesty Chilli Style - Review

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Although made in Belgium (and this is highlighted on the pack), these Zesty Chilli Pringles are Brazilian themed...just like most products in shops right now. This flavour is limited edition and exclusive to Asda. I was sent them for an honest review and can gloat that mine didn't get damaged in the post, unlike those of other snacks bloggers ;)

Opening the tube revealed a strong aroma of chilli and citrus. I poured the Pringles into a bowl and shared them out with my family whilst watching TV.


We all agreed they were very tasty and had a strong chilli kick, complimented by an equally strong citrusy lime flavour. I was surprised by just how intense the flavour was! They were lip-smackingly moreish and it didn't take us long to munch through them all.

Overall, these zesty chilli Pringles are a delicious flavour and perfectly suited to the Brazilian theme going on at the moment. I would recommend them if you like strong, spicy flavours!

RATING: 8 out of 10. 

 Price: £2.69 exclusively at Asda.
Suitable for vegetarians?: Yes, and vegans.

*Product sent for an honest review. 

Comments

  1. Anonymous10 November 2014 at 14:35

    Brought these myself today (Special offer at the moment £1 each) lovely subtle chilli taste with a surprisingly fresh citrus aftertaste. i hope to add these as a permanent flavour

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