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We also forget that Cadbury's introduced Pringles in this country under the name Stackers, which failed to gain interest and was shelved until P&G decided to launch the actual version later on.
It's interesting how many food brands are owned by companies that also make very different products. Kellogg's now owns the Pringles brand and Pepsico owns Walkers via Frito-Lay.
At the time Cadbury also produced Typhoo and Kenco.
Smash definitely was an oddity. Perhaps it was intended to be the first line of many.
Smash definitely was an oddity. Perhaps it was intended to be the first line of many.
We also forget that Cadbury's introduced Pringles in this country under the name Stackers, which failed to gain interest and was shelved until P&G decided to launch the actual version later on.
It's interesting how many food brands are owned by companies that also make very different products. Kellogg's now owns the Pringles brand and Pepsico owns Walkers via Frito-Lay.