Pringles Is Bringing Back Its Most Requested Flavor

It’s about time this flavor returned.

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Everyone loves a good revival, and that apparently includes Pringles.

On Tuesday, after teasing the return of a fan-favorite flavor on social media, the chip company announced it’s finally bringing Pringles Honey Mustard back to store shelves. And just in time too, because the fans have been going wild on social media ever since the flavor disappeared in 2022.

“Pringles Honey Mustard has an incredibly passionate fanbase. In fact, it was our most asked-for flavor from the brand in the last two years,” Mauricio Jenkins, U.S. marketing lead for Pringles, shared in a statement with Food & Wine. “Our die-hard fans’ efforts paid off, and the delicious tangy and subtly sweet Pringles Honey Mustard crisps are returning to shelves … for good!”

According to the statement, Pringles decided to revive the flavor after it collected “thousands” of social media posts begging for its return. And don’t worry, chip lovers, it’s the exact same blend of spices you loved before, including garlic and paprika, mustard notes, and hints of honey.

Though social isn’t the only spot people raved about this flavor or lamented its demise. On the flavor’s listing on Walmart’s website, fans shared their love and dismay about not being able to find it everywhere.

“Literally the best Pringles flavor I have ever had. My only complaint is I can’t find them anywhere anymore,” one reviewer wrote. “All the local stores are sold out. i.e., Everyone in our area must love them! Hope they continue putting them on the shelves,” another added.

Hope and wait no more, my friends. The chips will be available at retailers nationwide by the end of this month, though anyone who can’t wait can track the flavor’s return and find a store near them at Pringles.com.

However, if you were hoping the company would unveil a different flavor, that’s OK too. According to Pringles, it currently has 25 flavors in rotation in the U.S. and even more flavors across the globe, meaning, “when combined, you can make 318,000 unique flavor stacks.” So, you could always gather a few different canisters and create a flavor all your own and never live in fear that the brand will stop making your favorite again.

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