Ever wondered why Pringles tastes like shit these days?
Let's take a closer look..
An ASEAN edition Pringles, Made in Malaysia T.T
Hoho! Let's compare this with a US edition Pringles
Difference in diameter!!
Well, so I bought both home. Of course the US edition tastes better and has more oopphmm. So conclusion: AVOID Malaysian Made Pringles or whatever ASEAN edition crap. They are ripoffs which cost the same as US ones but practically taste like shit and are way smaller.
6 comments:
lol will take note of that.
Malaysia boleh!
i just have to add in.. i'm a kitkat lover and they started tasting like shit until i realised one day, after my auntie bought me some from the australia airport...
that the packaging is different! and also, the taste is definitely different.
so now.. i don't eat made-in-malaysia kit kats. urgh. taste like cardboards.
Jiekai and I were reminiscing about the time we sat in a Perodua (sp). The car felt like shit, and I remember that it felt like it'd fall apart at any time. No wonder Jeremy Clarkson smashed his. Jiekai also mentioned that his Creative MP3 player, though only 1 1/2 years old, had problems with its audio jack. To no one's surprise, it was manufactured in Malaysia (I think my other friend whose Creative MP3 player fell apart in 3 months was also manufactured there). I then recalled that my Palm IIIc had given up the ghost after only a year, while the m130 was still going strong after more than 3 1/2 years. Guess which was made in Malaysia and which in China? Cadbury's chocolate milk powder also tastes very different depending on whether it comes from Malaysia or Australia.
thanks for that highlight... i was wondering whether there was something wrong with my tastebuds!
European Pringles suck too. I blame the Palm Oil. US Pringles don't use it.
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