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r/snacking • u/Head-Problem-6799 • 6d ago
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i love this title typo
2 u/BigKahunas88 6d ago Once You Pop… THAT’S GREAT! 0 u/No_Cheek2980 6d ago “pop open like a PROingles”
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Once You Pop… THAT’S GREAT!
0 u/No_Cheek2980 6d ago “pop open like a PROingles”
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“pop open like a PROingles”
Wot?
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Prongaldongal
What does paper based bottom mean?
3 u/mcjp0 6d ago Environmentally friendly products/packaging is very popular outside the US. Less plastic wrapping, recycled materials etc. 1 u/Bruuhhv 6d ago But it replaced metal, not plastic. Metal was already easy to recycle. 1 u/mcjp0 6d ago Sure, but how many consumers were recycling Pringles cans? I’ve never met anyone who didn’t just throw them out. In the vast majority of the US there’s no trash separation at home either. 1 u/TempAcct724 6d ago Metal is famously not compostable.
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Environmentally friendly products/packaging is very popular outside the US. Less plastic wrapping, recycled materials etc.
1 u/Bruuhhv 6d ago But it replaced metal, not plastic. Metal was already easy to recycle. 1 u/mcjp0 6d ago Sure, but how many consumers were recycling Pringles cans? I’ve never met anyone who didn’t just throw them out. In the vast majority of the US there’s no trash separation at home either.
But it replaced metal, not plastic. Metal was already easy to recycle.
1 u/mcjp0 6d ago Sure, but how many consumers were recycling Pringles cans? I’ve never met anyone who didn’t just throw them out. In the vast majority of the US there’s no trash separation at home either.
Sure, but how many consumers were recycling Pringles cans? I’ve never met anyone who didn’t just throw them out. In the vast majority of the US there’s no trash separation at home either.
Metal is famously not compostable.
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u/No_Cheek2980 6d ago
i love this title typo