Pringles lovers are begging the brand to introduce a new multi-flavoured tube after it teased fans with a photo of the unreleased product. The idea of a multi-flavoured can was first popularised on TikTok by mega-fan Liv Dainton. Posting to the app, she called on the crisp company to create one tube combining all of its iconic flavours.
After taking notice, Pringles sent the fan her own personalised 'Pringles Mingle' and shared snaps of the product to its social media - asking customers which flavours such a can should include. But in a devastating blow to many, the brand's post was accompanied by the caption: "Not an actual product."
Shocked fans are now pleading Pringles to release the product, and Liv has joined in with the calls to "make it happen." Sharing a look at her personal 'Pringles Mingle' on TikTok, a delighted Liv thanked Pringles for gifting her a "Pringles Mingle kit".
To help the TikToker see her idea come to life, the company sent her a specialised tube, crisps to fill it with, and coloured pens to design her creation. "Your Pringles Mingles can is yours and yours only," the instructions clarified.
But now more crisp lovers want in on the action. Responding to Liv's video, which has amassed one million views, stunned commenters were quick to praise the idea. "This is awesome!!" wrote one.
"As a fellow Pringle addict I have never been so envious," said another.
A third commented: "I want Pringles mingles."
Replying to the last comment, Liv shared a follow up video sharing her support. She said: "The people want Pringles Mingle to come out. Let's make it happen."
A Pringles spokesperson told the Mirror: "We loved Liv’s idea of a multi-flavour Pringles and we wanted to surprise her with her very own personalised Pringles Mingle can.
"We’ve even asked our fans what flavours the ultimate Pringles Mingle would include and shared it on our TikTok. It’s not an actual product but who knows what could happen in the future. We thank Liv for this brilliant idea."
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