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  • Harry: From calorie count to portion sizes,

  • we wanted to find out all the differences

  • between Pringles in the UK and the US.

  • This is "Food Wars."

  • In the UK, our smallest Pringle size

  • is a 40-gram tube.

  • These come as a single tube,

  • as a box of 12,

  • or, around the holidays,

  • we can get a Pringles Christmas cracker,

  • which comes with four 40-gram tubes.

  • In the US, the smallest portion of Pringles you can get

  • is this, a snack stack.

  • This 19-gram snack stack comes in units of

  • 12, 18,

  • this is super weird, 27,

  • and

  • [grunts]

  • 48 snack stacks.

  • Our next size is a 70-gram tube.

  • We also have Pringles in this grab-and-go size,

  • which is 2.5 ounces, or 71 grams.

  • You can get them in single, obviously,

  • or in packs of 15.

  • This isn't even the biggest grab-and-go size, apparently.

  • They have a size that's even bigger,

  • that's 74 grams, or 2.5 ounces.

  • Uh, I ate that on the way here.

  • I'm sorry.

  • And then from there we go to a full-sized tube,

  • which is 200 grams.

  • All flavors weigh the same amount in the UK.

  • In the US, our regular tubes are actually small.

  • You get about 5.5 ounces per tube,

  • but the flavor actually adds to the weight.

  • Here's an original Pringles,

  • and this is only 5.2 ounces. Huh.

  • 0.3.

  • 0.3 more for the flavor.

  • But the UK stops at the regular.

  • Not here in the US.

  • Check it out.

  • The party tube. [laughs]

  • 6.8 ounces of chip right there.

  • Seeing as the weights are so similar,

  • we're going to count how many Pringles

  • are in a UK regular tube

  • versus a US party-stack tube to see who's getting more.

  • All right, let's do it.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Harry: Yeah, definitely gonna need a bigger tray.

  • I might have to go onto the table.

  • This is going to be boring.

  • Pringles, they don't break as easily.

  • Oh!

  • I have regularly eaten

  • a whole tube of Pringles by myself.

  • Ah!

  • Quack.

  • What, where? Here?

  • Conner: A little down. Joe: This one?

  • I'm going to eat them all

  • instead of putting them back in the tube.

  • Joe: It's taking all my willpower

  • not to snack on these as I'm doing it.

  • Laura: Most people can't then swallow the whole thing.

  • Most people aren't me.

  • [laughs]

  • I'm not most people, Laura.

  • Party stack holds roughly 104 Pringles.

  • So, it looks like a regular tube in the UK

  • contains around 92 Pringles.

  • How many can I get in my mouth at once?

  • That's what I want to know.

  • Without, like, crunching them all up and breaking them.

  • I'm gonna see if I can do 10.

  • 9.

  • 10 Pringles.

  • I'm going for 13. Lucky 13!

  • Ah, ah, ah, ah!

  • Uh-uh.

  • I'm gonna take two off.

  • [production crew laughing]

  • I do not have the mouth for Pringles, apparently.

  • My proverbial hat off to you.

  • The crown is yours.

  • This right here is roughly 100 grams

  • of original salted Pringles chips.

  • In the US, it contains the following:

  • 535 calories,

  • 32.13 grams of fat,

  • 535.5 milligrams of sodium,

  • and 57.12 grams of carbs.

  • I know you can't tell,

  • but this is, like, two-thirds of the tube, right?

  • And it contains almost half

  • of your fat allowance for the day.

  • 100 grams of original Pringles

  • in the UK contains the following:

  • 514 calories,

  • 33 grams of fat,

  • 520 milligrams of sodium,

  • and 51 grams of carbs.

  • That means our Pringles have slightly more fat

  • than the US version,

  • but almost half the saturated fat.

  • In the US, a majority of the Pringle flavors

  • have the same number of calories as the original flavor,

  • but there are some changes

  • to some of the other numbers when you branch out.

  • Our saltiest Pringle is actually the salt and vinegar.

  • 100 grams of UK salt and vinegar

  • is 40% of your daily allowance of sodium.

  • The saltiest Pringles in the US

  • are the Buffalo ranch.

  • 100 grams of them contain 999.6 milligrams of sodium.

  • Avoid! Avoid!

  • What in the good God?!

  • Oh, man!

  • I can't believe the flavor in these things.

  • I gotta try that again.

  • Oh, my God.

  • These are so disgusting.

  • This might be the worst thing I've tasted on this show.

  • All the salt for all the Buffalo ranch in the factory

  • got condensed into one container on accident,

  • and we bought it.

  • This is so gross.

  • In the UK, original Pringles contain the following:

  • dehydrated potatoes,

  • vegetable oils (sunflower and corn),

  • rice flour, wheat starch, corn flour,

  • emulsifier (E471), maltodextrin,

  • salt, yeast extract,

  • yeast powder, and color (annatto).

  • Original Pringles in the US contain

  • dried potatoes; vegetable oil,

  • which is corn, cottonseed,

  • high oleic soybean oil and/or sunflower oil;

  • degerminated yellow corn flour; cornstarch;

  • rice flour; maltodextrin;

  • mono- and diglycerides; salt; and wheat starch.

  • These are actually very similar.

  • The E471 in the UK is actually the same

  • as the mono- and diglycerides used in the US,

  • just used by a different name.

  • The only other notable changes

  • are the yeast used in the UK

  • and the fact that the UK colors its Pringles

  • with annatto, an orange-red food color.

  • But how much different is the color?

  • OK.

  • The longest ingredient list for a classic Pringles flavor

  • in the UK is prawn cocktail.

  • It contains 28 main ingredients,

  • likely with a lot more

  • because some of them aren't fully disclosed,

  • like the flavorings and the spices.

  • Now, from what I can tell,

  • the longest ingredients list for a classic US flavor

  • is the cheddar and sour cream.

  • They contain 32 main ingredients.

  • Along with a bunch of subingredients,

  • takes the total to 40.

  • I'm not reading this out loud.

  • On that list you'll see, of course,

  • a couple of ingredients that you won't find

  • in the UK Pringles,

  • namely Yellow No. 5 and Yellow No. 6.

  • I'm wearing Yellow No. 7.

  • It's always with the yellow stuff.

  • These are also referred to as

  • tartrazine and Sunset Yellow.

  • They were two chemicals highlighted

  • by a study back in 2007

  • into links between hyperactivity and food additives.

  • The initial results suggested that

  • there was indeed a link

  • between these chemicals and hyperactivity.

  • However, since then, the European Food Safety Authority

  • has backtracked and said that might not be the case.

  • Also in that study was Red 40, aka Allura Red,

  • which appears in the ingredients list

  • for the Memphis barbecue Pringles

  • and these, the pizza Pringles.

  • Foods using these chemicals in the UK

  • must still bear a warning to say that

  • they "May have an adverse effect

  • on activity and attention in children,"

  • which means that most manufacturers

  • will just avoid using them.

  • Wait, has he always been bald?

  • Yeah, he's bald. Thought he had hair.

  • Conner: I always thought he wore a top hat,

  • for whatever reason.

  • No, you're thinking of the guy from the Monopoly thing.

  • No, wait, look! Yeah! Hair.

  • What the hell?

  • Hair and no hair.

  • Julius Pringle!

  • What's going on, dude?

  • Is this weird? This is weird, right?

  • Hairgate 2021.

  • Why does he have hair in some and not on the other ones?

  • Here are all the Pringles you'll find in the UK,

  • but not the US.

  • These are most of the US-exclusive Pringles.

  • Cheddar and sour cream, jalapeño, pizza,

  • honey mustard, which sounds weird.

  • Ugh.

  • No, no, no.

  • Oh, those taste like a mistake.

  • Someone screwed up on those.

  • That might be the worst one.

  • The Buffalo one was just too salty,

  • but that is the worst flavor.

  • I mean, this stuff is made

  • for 13-year-old gamers.

  • This is just made to sit and consume

  • while you're staring at a flashing screen.

  • Stimulus, stimulus, stimulus.

  • Like, I'm in awe of how intense these are.

  • [grunts]

  • Hey, Joe, can I try one of those ranch Pringles?

  • It's quite, quite splintered.

  • Didn't survive the journey.

  • I like that. That's a good Pringle.

  • Need to get these over here.

  • Oh, God.

  • Buffwas it Buffalo ranch?

  • Yeah, I'm not eating these.

  • I'll skip those.

  • Hey, it's the Screamin' Dill Pickle!

  • Arr!

  • What is going, what is going on on this label?

  • Chip is wearing goggles and a snorkel?

  • It would have been better if the chip was just like

  • [yells]

  • You know when you go and get a burger and the fries

  • and they put that wedge of pickle on the side

  • and the pickle's touching some of the fries

  • and then those fries taste like pickles?

  • This is a whole flavor of that.

  • Who wants that?

  • Over here we've got prawn cocktail.

  • Now, this is really popular in the UK.

  • For those who aren't familiar with prawn cocktail,

  • there is no prawn in here.

  • What this is, is the sauce that you would normally serve

  • with a prawn cocktail.

  • It's just a kind of tangy, tomatoey Pringle.

  • And, personally, I'm a big fan.

  • Then we're moving on to this one,

  • which is paprika flavor.

  • In this menacing-looking black, fiery can,

  • we have hot and spicy Pringles,

  • but they're basically just Pringles

  • flavored with some jalapeño extract

  • along with some other peppers as well.

  • They don't smell too spicy.

  • Cheers.

  • I'm getting, like, a little bit of garlic,

  • little bit of tomato.

  • Not getting any heat though.

  • People insist on calling things hot and spicy

  • and then make things that really aren't that hot and spicy.

  • Next up we've got smokey bacon Pringles.

  • Personally, I love these, but I will say if you eat one

  • they stay on your breath for about two weeks,

  • regardless of how many times you brush your teeth.

  • Then we've got some peri-peri Pringles.

  • Now, if you've seen the Nando's episode,

  • you'll know that, as a country,

  • the UK is obsessed with peri-peri chicken,

  • and Pringles have capitalized on that

  • with some peri-peri-chicken-flavored Pringles.

  • According to the UK Pringles website,

  • you should also be able to get steak Pringles

  • and Thai sweet chili Pringles.

  • But none of the supermarkets that I visited

  • actually had any.

  • Now, in both the US and the UK,

  • you can get spicier Pringles.

  • In the US, they are called Scorchin'.

  • How hot could these possibly be?

  • Scorchin' chili lime.

  • Not that hot.

  • Actually

  • yeah, no.

  • Instead of Scorchin', our spicy Pringle range

  • is actually called Sizzl'n.

  • Sizzl'n. It's fun to say.

  • And it comes in a Kickin' Sour Cream exclusive

  • or as an extra-hot cheese and chili exclusive,

  • which unfortunately we weren't able to find today.

  • It's sizzle time.

  • Sizzl'n sour cream is a strange one,

  • because sour cream is the thing you're supposed to use

  • to, like, cool the heat down.

  • Definitely attack your tongue a bit more

  • than the hot and spicy ones did.

  • Still not, like, mind-blowingly hot.

  • Also in the US we got these wavy Pringles,

  • which look like they're just straight ripping off Ruffles.

  • Classic salted,

  • applewood-smoked cheddar,

  • fire-roasted jalapeño,

  • sweet and spicy barbecue,

  • and something to do with the video game high-low

  • [sighs] "high-low."

  • It's something to do with the video game Halo,

  • MOA Burger.

  • All this is for children.

  • This is all for children.

  • We might not have wavy Pringles,

  • but we do have rice fusion Pringles.

  • These are Pringles which are made with rice

  • and inspired by Asian flavors.

  • Indian tandoori chicken masala flavor

  • and a Japanese katsu curry flavor.

  • We're supposed to also be able to get

  • Malaysian red curry flavor,

  • a Peking duck and hoisin sauce flavor,

  • and a barbecue teriyaki flavor.

  • The last exclusive Pringles I want to talk about

  • are the original lightly salted.

  • Yeah. Perfect.

  • This is how potato chips should taste like.

  • Yeah. Unfortunately, Pringles lightly salted

  • equals normal everywhere else.

  • It's so bizarre.

  • It's like hair and no hair.

  • Why they made that choice?

Harry: From calorie count to portion sizes,

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