Pringles Chips

Pringles are an American brand of stackable potato-based “crisps” known for their unique shape, uniform stacking, and iconic tubular canister.

 Key Features

• Unique Shape: The saddle-shape is mathematically known as a hyperbolic paraboloid, which was specifically engineered to allow the chips to stack perfectly.
• Composition: Pringles are made from a potato-based dough (approximately 42% potato content), combined with flours (corn and rice) and wheat starch, which is why they were renamed “crisps” instead of “chips” in the US after a ruling by the FDA in 1975.
• The “Pop”: The sound and ease of opening the can are a signature part of the Pringles snacking experience.