When were pringles invented?

Answer 1

According to records and based on patent of Pringles, food scientist Alexander Liepa invented Pringles on August 6th, 1968 though the product came to be introduced on the October of 1968 in Ohio, in the US. According to Procter and Gamble, the brand name was inspired by one of the streets at Finneytown in Ohio, the Pringle Drive. The initial products were packaged and sold in tall and cylindrical packages that had red wrappers. The expansion of Pringles was felt when the company started to offer the product in the other states of the U.S. in May 1975.
1967

Answer 2

Some historians have said that the pretzel is the oldest snack food developed. It is believed that the pretzel was first developed about 610 A.D. by a monk in southern France or northern Italy, by using dough left over from bread making. The pretzel shape, which was meant to look like a child's arms folded in prayer. He called the snacks pretiola, which means little reward in Latin. They eventually found their way into Germany and Austria where they became known as pretzels. They grew in popularity and are said to have been brought to America on the Mayflower in 1620. Early pretzels were the soft variety. It is believed that one night the baker who was baking a batch of pretzels fell asleep. When he woke up all the moisture was cooked out of them and the hard pretzel was born.

Answer 3

Pringles brand potato crisps were first sold in the United States in October 1968, and distributed internationally by 1975.

Answer 4

Pringles was created in 1968.