Lay’s Stax are thicker and more hearty, which means you find fewer broken crisps when you open a package. Pringles are lighter, thinner, and more crispy than Lay’s Stax, making them feel more like potato chips in your mouth. Yep, Lay’s Stax were created to try to knock Pringles off the throne.īut, really, how do Lay’s Stax stack up to Pringles, the perennial favorite? And both Pringles and Lay’s Stax come in a similar variety of flavors, from original, to barbeque, to salt and vinegar. Lay’s Stax have a curved shape, which makes them stackable. Pringles have a curved shape, which makes them stackable. Lay’s Stax potato crisps come in a long, tall plastic tube. Pringles potato crisps come in a long, tall can. And they made no bones about the fact, either. But Lay’s Stax looked like they were ready to give it the old college try. And who doesn’t feel a little chill when the open the seal on a brand new can of Pringles, and it makes that popping sound? After all, “Once you pop, you can’t stop.”Īfter years of being a Pringles junkie, it was hard for me to imagine anything could top my favorite potato chip-type product. Being able to eat a whole can of Pringles in one sitting has become a sort of rite of passage, right up there with eating an entire carton of ice cream, or scarfing down a whole cheese cake by yourself. Pringles have even attained a sort of pop culture status, often being mentioned in television shows, books, and movies. Pringles were introduced back in 1967 and, for decades, ruled the potato crisps roost.
After almost forty years on the market, did Pringles finally have real competition? But, ever since Lay’s Stax were introduced back in 2003, it’s a question asked by potato chip aficionados everywhere.
Well, maybe the debate isn’t that old, since Lay’s Stax have only been around for about three years.
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