Price of Pringles in US, UK, and China

[Daisy Duck 5]

My cousin is doing a project for a business course where she compares a product from different countries. She choose to do Pringles but can't find the prices online.

If you live in the US, UK, or China what is the average price for a can of pringles in your country?

In is amazing just how different the flavors are in different countries. There are currently 45 different flavors of pringles and they are sold in 140 countries.

If you are bored take a look at the pringles sites from different countries.

http://www.pringles.com/

 

[ajk912]

I live in Virginia in the US.

A can of pringles will run you $1-$1.80 or so depending on which store you are shopping at.

 

[Cindy B]

US-- Usually about $1 a can -- all different supermarkets have a deal every week.

 

[CourtasanSatine]

US: aveage is a dollar a can

 

[momrek06]

I live in Southern California...just bought some Sunday at the supermarket. Pringles are $1.69 a can and they were on sale for $1.00!!!

HTH!

 

[stsomewhere]

We were on the FL turnpike and a can was $3.39

 

[december]

Walmart sells them for $1 a can. Target yesterday they were $1.26.

 

[figment52]

Darn -

10 years ago I bought them in UK - can't remember what I paid

7 years ago I bought them in China - can't remember what I paid

3 years ago I bought them in China - can't remember what I paid

But (there is always a but) I refuse to pay more than $1/can in the US

I know, not much help. i'm sorry.

However - if you find an adoption thread they may have some recent visitors to China that could help and maybe posting this on the UK section of these boards they could help too.

 

[DawnA401]

This week at our ShopRite in NJ they were $1.49 but just about every other week they are $.99..and they seem to be puttin less and less in the can too!!

 

[Danauk]

In my supermarket in the UK they are £1.45, at the current exchange rate that is just over $1 a tube. They often have offers on though, the current one is 2 tubes for £2.50 (around $1.78)

 

[ford family]

In my supermarket in the UK they are £1.45, at the current exchange rate that is just over $1 a tube. They often have offers on though, the current one is 2 tubes for £2.50 (around $1.78)

Don't you mean GBP1.45 equals USD 2.10 and GBP2.50 equals USD3.62?

ford family

 

[OctMtnWoods]

At Walmart in Massachusetts, $1 always.
At grocery stores, around $1.25 or a bit more. Sometimes on sale for $1.

Recently smartened up and learned that Pringles were cheaper per pound (or whatever the measurement is) than regular potato chips. DH likes them anyway since they don't squish in the can. I don't eat them.

DH taught me to do the "tip" test. Tip the can over gently and littles for how many broken chips there are before buying. Some cans are really bad.

 

[XTinabell]

They are just over a pound here in Scotland, and often on sale for 2 for 2.

 

[ajk912]

At Walmart in Massachusetts, $1 always.
At grocery stores, around $1.25 or a bit more. Sometimes on sale for $1.

Recently smartened up and learned that Pringles were cheaper per pound (or whatever the measurement is) than regular potato chips. DH likes them anyway since they don't squish in the can. I don't eat them.

DH taught me to do the "tip" test. Tip the can over gently and littles for how many broken chips there are before buying. Some cans are really bad.

I have always thought Pringles were cheaper per pound, too. I never did the math, but it just seemed that way. Plus, they taste better. Yum!

 

[Kath2003]

They are just over a pound here in Scotland, and often on sale for 2 for 2.

Yeah it's about £1.40 ($2) for a can here, but they're often on sale on 2 for £2 (so about $1.40 per can). Personally I'm not a fan...

 

[starrzone]

Here in New Brunswick, Canada, it depends where you buy them; the absolute cheapest I've ever seen the full-sized name-brand can is $0.99, but they are usually around 3/$5.00 or MAYBE $1.49. The prices are not consistent between stores at all!