Villagers Try Different Flavors Of Pringles ! Tribal People Try Pringles 

Fat, salt and sugar - they're addictive alright.

Haha for real 🤣

Even if you're felling ill because of them: "...just... one... more... Urrgh..."

Haha true. I take a handful. And once you pop you can't stop

I wonder if they will ever know you can layer cheddar, bacon, and pizza together and have mouthgasm.....

Me too !😄

I think Kaalu was the neighbour he wanted to «call» with his «can-o-phone»… ☺️

So refreshing after our usual blase lame-os!

That is so awesome! Your dad made history

@@suejonmeyers8362 My mom brought home spray oil (Pam), it was new on the market. Dad was amazed, he took it to his shop....it was the,answer to their problems! Pringle were born.😁❤

That's fantastic...and this video was especially wonderful for you to watch.

Cool👍. You Dad is awesome.

@@mudra5114 His name was Martin Ellis. Yes, he was a wonderful man with a brilliant mind. He had several patents for machines he built for his profession.

They're novices!...lol

It was based? What does that mean? Based on what? ☺️🤗

@@lottatroublemaker6130 based is the gen z way of saying "incredible"

Peri Peri is a chili, I think. But I know it as Piri Piri, and it's quite potent in terms of heat. I still have a couple of dried Piri Piri chilies left from that glass I once bought of it, and they're tiny. But don't underestimate their power, because they certainly have a decent kick to them. Edit: Yes, just confirmed it, Piri Piri and Peri Peri is the same thing. Just has different names depending on your geographical location in the world. So basically a spicy chili flavored Pringles, with south african spices/flavors. And I've even had a Döner Kebab (Limited Edition) one, which tasted great. But my favorite is the black tube of Pringles, 'Hot & Spicy'.

Never eat it is full of poison "flavor enhancer E621"

I'm still annoyed that a can costs more than 1 dollar. makes me feel old

Or the one chip challenge

@@chipsthedog1 I want them to enjoy not suffer 😂

Did you know that the values of all currencies arent same? 1 dollar is around 75 indian rupees

@@ludounknown384 It costs almost the same in the UK as well, about 110 rupees.

@@usuallyclueless4477 did you know that the cost of living in all countries isnt same? Convert through purchase power parity(PPP) for better understanding

@@ludounknown384 I know. I have lived both in India and the UK.

that's about 114 rupees

Ruby

I am a bit concerned about that song.

I know they are available, but maybe they haven't eaten or have forgotten

5:05 he mentioned how he has eaten lays like bagged chips 😏

Did you watch the video? Did you see how horrified they were by the price? They can’t afford Pringles.

@@DebzLife local made chips are packed in transparent plastic packets

@@pearlllg plz check for average daily wage, you can undestand the fact, this platform is really a jackpot to these guys

These 3 are not muslims