This canister of
Paprika flavor Pringles came to me from my cousin who picked it up in Germany while traveling around Europe. It's actually made in Belgium though.
While it's
exclusive to Europe, apparently you can pick them up
from an importer on Amazon for a little over $5.
Pringles Paprika just tastes like a light, barbecue flavor so you get more of that dehydrated potato flavor that's distinctive to Pringles. Yeah, it just smells and tastes like a muted barbecue-flavored potato chip to me. While, paprika is found in a lot of barbecue spice rubs, I guess I was expecting something different.
It's you've never tried Pringles before, they're formed potato chips (I don't even think they call them potato chips) made from a mix dehydrated potato, starch, and rice flour. The idea is since every chip in uniform in size and shape, you can stack them and there's not as many broken bits as a bag of potato chips. They're also less greasy. On the other hand, they don't taste or feel like potato chips; they're crispy, but there's a dryness to them and a slightly graininess as they dissolve a little in your mouth.
Overall, Pringles Paprika flavor is pleasant enough and nice if you find the flavor of other Pringles to be too strong. The seasoning is good if you want a lighter barbecue taste.
