Kellogg’s Announces Limited Edition Thanksgiving Pringles: Turkey, Stuffing, and Pumpkin Pie

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    Thanksgiving Pringles

    Nothing’s sacred anymore! Kellogg’s (NYSE:K) just unveiled its latest Thanksgiving edition of Pringles. This year, for a limited time, you can buy Pringles that taste like turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie—but not all together.

    Kellogg’s Thanksgiving Pringles

    These limited edition chips aren’t new to the snack brand; Kellogg’s debuted eight Thanksgiving flavors last year. The chips were sold in a TV dinner-style tray. Last year, the flavors included: green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, stuffing, turkey, creamed corn, mac and cheese, and cranberry sauce. 

    This year, there will only be three flavors available, and they are not available in stores. It remains unknown at this time why only three flavors made the cut this year. The three-pack stackable mini cans go on sale tonight at midnight, EST, at the kellogsstore.com. They retail for $14.99 for all three. Yikes. 

    “When we launched Pringles Thanksgiving Dinner last year, it was so exciting to see Pringles fans’ positive reactions celebrating how insanely accurate the flavors were,” said Yuvraj Arora, senior vice president of marketing for Kellogg’s US Snacks division. “We knew that we had to get Pringles Thanksgiving flavors in more people’s hands this year—particularly hearing that Turkey, Stuffing and Pumpkin Pie not only were delicious, but truly tasted like the real deal.”

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    The oven roasted turkey flavor was last year’s most popular flavor, and it is showcased in this year’s bunch. Supplies are limited and will be sold on a first-come, first-serve basis. It remains unknown at this time how many the company has made. 

    All flavors are artificially flavored. Hopefully, there aren’t actual Americans that will trade in the real deal for these imposters. While it beats having to clean after a full meal, it is in no way an actual comparison. Stick to the real deal folks.

    Kellogg’s Stock Price

    According to Yahoo finance, Kellogg closed the market at $64.39 a share, up +$1.24 (+1.96%).

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    Author Chelsea Roh
    About the author: Chelsea Roh is a freelance writer. Her current focus is blockchain technology and cryptocurrency. One could even call her a blockchain "enthusiast." In addition to content writing, she is an experienced SEO and Social Media Strategist. Before moving to Canada, she spent 10+ years marketing and working hands-on in the medical practice industry within the U.S.A.