Pringles Extreme Screaming Dill Pickle Potato Chips 158 g

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Firstly, I wouldn't recommend trying this at home - the amount of salt, sugar, and caffeine, consumed during this taste test left me feeling like a dehydrated and frazzled shell of a human being. I'm burning with curiosity about how they consistently get away with their versions of the original brands. At So Sweet Shop, we take pride in offering a diverse array of Pringles flavours. From well-loved classics to exciting, unique varieties, we have something for every Pringles enthusiast:

Search for the budget supermarket on any social media channel and it seems like every other post is another over-satisfied shopper taking to the internet to rave about one of their products that is a pretty convincing own brand version of a classic. Overall - although this sample size was small - if I had to figure out a trend for how Aldi dupes compare to original products, I would say it's this: Aldi could generally match middle-of-the-range products (Pringles, Aero, Red Bull etc) on quality - but when it comes to luxury product brands, including Fever Tree and Lindt, Aldi couldn't compare. Then there's the price difference; considering all of Aldi's dupes are much cheaper, with some, including Pringles and Red Bull, less than a third of the price of the originals, I think the marginal differences in taste and texture are well worth the savings. The products I would bin off to buy from Aldi instead: