I tried my best to find all three Pringles x Buffalo Wild Wings collabs

It’s been several years since I was last in a Buffalo Wild Wings, but there was a time when you could find me there at least once a week. This was back in the days before the chain rapidly expanded and shifted cozier locations into cavernous chicken warehouses, and we were able to post up back by the bar and order our wings straight from the bartender back then.

Opening up tubes of Pringles x Buffalo Wild Wings brought me back to those days. Sure, I didn’t have several empty Molson Canadian glasses in front of me, but this collab unlocked those memories of what it was like to have access to a cheap wing night back in your early 20s.

“We’re excited to partner with Pringles to bring Buffalo Wild Wings flavors to snack lovers in a whole new way,” Buffalo Wild Wings said in the announcement of the partnership. “From game day to every day, these crisps capture the bold taste fans know and love from B-Dubs. It’s a fun way to introduce new consumers to the brand and invite them to experience our legendary flavors firsthand.”

Pringles x Buffalo Wild Wings come in three flavors: Medium Buffalo, Parmesan Garlic and Asian Zing.

You might’ve noticed in the picture at the top of this edition of Snackology that I’m missing the Asian Zing flavor. While Target had the other two flavors available online, Asian Zing has been marked as sold out for a couple of weeks. While Pringles and Buffalo Wild Wings promise that this trio should be widely available next month, I decided it was time for the two tubes of Pringles that I had in my possession to finally get reviewed.

What they cost

I paid $2.69 at Target for each tube of Pringles. This lineup isn’t supposed to be exclusive to any store, but I’ve yet to find Pringles x Buffalo Wild Wings crisps anywhere besides Target.

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My thoughts

If you’re looking to summarize the Buffalo Wild Wings sauce experience in just three flavors, Medium Buffalo, Parmesan Garlic and Asian Zing are a pretty great place to start. You could make a case for including Lemon Pepper, but then which of these flavors would you drop?