Pringles Texas BBQ Brisket Potato Crisps Chips, Lunch Snacks, 5.5 oz Canister

Pringles Texas BBQ Brisket didn't just hit my taste buds—it rolled in like a flavor rodeo, kicked the saloon doors open, and yelled “YEE-HAW!” inside my mouth. The moment I popped the lid, I swear I heard a distant guitar riff and smelled a smokey BBQ sunset. Each chip tastes like a brisket got lasso'd, smoked for 12 hours, then turned into crispy glory by a pitmaster with a PhD in delicious. It's sweet, smoky, meaty, and dangerously easy to eat until you question your life decisions. This isn't just a snack. It's a whole Texas road trip in a stack. 🌵🚗💨

I would never have believed that any Pringles flavor could outshine their regular BBQ chips, but these have become my go-to variety. if you like your spice level dialed down a bit, these are the ones for you. (I've had other varieties that practically melt your lips.) The one downside, as with all but their lower sodium unflavored chips, they're just too salty. Other than that, they're great.

Smoky flavor of Texas-style barbecue in every crunchy bite. Seasoned with a blend of smoky brisket-inspired spices, tangy barbecue notes, and a touch of sweetness, these crisps offer a rich, savory taste that's perfect for BBQ lovers. The signature Pringles crunch and stackable shape make them just as fun to eat as they are flavorful. The 5.5-ounce resealable canister keeps the crisps fresh and protected from breaking, making them an excellent choice for lunches, road trips, picnics, game days, or anytime snacking. If you're looking for a chip with big barbecue flavor, these are worth grabbing. Pros: ✔ Bold Texas-style BBQ brisket flavor with smoky, savory seasoning ✔ Light, crispy texture with the classic Pringles crunch ✔ Resealable canister keeps chips fresh and prevents crushing Cons: ✘ BBQ seasoning may be too strong for those who prefer milder snacks ✘ Higher sodium content than many healthier snack options ✘ Limited-edition flavors may not always be available in every store Taste of smoky barbecue in a convenient canister. Their bold seasoning, satisfying crunch, and easy-to-store packaging make them an excellent choice for BBQ fans and anyone craving a savory snack.

I love Pringles but this Brisket flavor adds a small amount of flavor to my favorite potato chips. At first you will notice the bbq brisket flavor but after a few I only taste Pringles

We have tried several of the new flavors. The Carolina Pulled Pork tasted just like pork. These brisket flavored ones tasted okay, but not like brisket. We were disappointed.

I don't think the person that named this flavor has ever eaten BBQ,or brisket. They don't taste bad,super salty like any other Pringles flavor,but no BBQ,no brisket flavor,not much of anything other than salt,and maybe a hint of onion.

Reminiscent of BBQ, I'm a picky man when it comes to BBQ - pulled pork or beef brisket mainly. Definitely not chips. Wanted to try a different flavor, turned out to be a waste.

Go in your kitchen and grab your paprika and salt. put a dab of the paprika on your tongue and then drink the salt. You get the idea. I'm an over salter and these choked me out. They need to be called roasted salt Pringles. I can't even be kind, it's so bad.

Obviously they've never been to a good BBQ place. Brisket has a smokey bbq flavor, these have neither and the lack of seasoning makes them extremely bland.

I did not like these chips. They did not taste anything like barbecue Brisket. And I'm a woman that love me some barbecue. Pringles you need to do better.