Just because Tesco and Morrisons also have it at £1 doesn't mean those 2 shops are convenient for everyone.

Didn't realise there was any other way to eat them?

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​Pringles are here to stay. You may not like them but a lot of people do. And I don't see them in pound shops all the time.

Even if that is true MSG has less sodium than salt, and gives you the perception that you're eating more salt that is in... salt. MSG can actually be used to reduce your sodium consumption. I'm not saying it's a health food but you could twist it that way. And it's definitely more of a health food than people that think coconut oil is healthy (it's not).

By the way, the MSG being bad myth has been busted for ages and the sodium reduction thing is true. Look for research on Google scholar rather than Hemsley and Hemsley's colouring book covers full of boys that are stinky and foods that contain poo-poo. They really are a pair of gits. Stupidity in stereo. Oh yeah, let's make gluten a demon because 14 in a 1000 really react pretty poorly to it, and so cooking without it means our food is really healthy even if we use super saturated fats that are healthy because we read somewhere else that they are, and agave syrup which is from something that we've never heard of but it's natural - and is almost 100% fructose, which is fruit sugar, and healthy because it's a plant, even though we have to break down fructose in the liver into fat before we can metabolise it in the same way we do alcohol, but it's fruit, so it's healthy, yah? Beladonna is a plant, too - try cooking with that.

Yeah, I just woke up on the sofa surrounded by bottles and my girlfriend is telling me to get into bed but that doesn't make me less right.