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Pringles is bringing back chips in Thanksgiving flavors (including turducken)

Popular holiday chips, which include cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie flavors, sold out quickly last year

Pringles Is Bringing Back Thanksgiving-Flavored Chips. The brand's Friendsgiving Feast Turducken Kit has three kinds of flavors: Turkey, Duck, and Chicken. For our third year, we created the perfect kit for those who are infatuated with the Thanksgiving meat masterpiece that is the almighty Turducken, Pringles Senor Director of Marketing Gareth Maguire, via 'People'. The new additions join other holiday-themed chips including "pumpkin pie" and "stuffing.". We pride ourselves on offering consumers insa
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Nov 7, 2019

Pringles is bringing back last year’s popular Thanksgiving flavors — and introducing a new combination.

Last year's limited-supply three-pack of minicans — in turkey, stuffing and pumpkin pie flavors sold out in just  41 minutes, despite costing $14.99. A can of Pringles sells for around $2 in stores.

For 2019, Pringles is selling a Friendsgiving Feast Turducken Kit, which includes turkey, duck and chicken-flavored chips to stack and eat. Also in the kit are cranberry sauce, stuffing and pumpkin pie-flavored chips.

The $15.99 kits went on sale at noon at KelloggStore.com. They won't be available in stores, so this is the only chance to get some.

The 2017 combination included eight flavors: turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, creamed corn, green bean casserole, macaroni and cheese, and pumpkin pie.

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