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Pringles in UK before 1991
Pringle crisps were certainly widely sold across the UK before 1991, they just never advertised them at all on television. My parents used to serve Pringle crisps at dinner parties, because they looked so much neater and posher than your bog-standard crisp. Before 1991, as far as I was aware, Pringle crisps were only sold in one or two flavours, something like plain salt, in one colour of tube, I think blue or red. I remember them back in 1978! I also remember being blown away in 1991 at how they repositioned their place in the market. Suddenly in 1991, kids are buying Pringles, and it's no longer the exclusive preserve of the boring middle-aged dinner party circuit, in the UK. Perhaps, Pringles wanted to brush that history under the carpet?