'Go extremely well': Unlikely trend has people pouring chocolate into Pringles cans
If you somehow still have Easter chocolate left, there's a new way to get rid of it – and, according to TikTok, it involves a tube of Pringles.
The so-called Chocolate Pringle Block is all over social media right now, and the concept is simple: pour melted chocolate into a tube (with the chips still inside), let it set, then slice it up.
Some versions go full dessert mode with layers of milk, dark and white chocolate, while most stick to just one.
Watch the video above.
TikTok users are combining chocolate and Pringles in the latest unexpected food trend. TikTok @khoslaa
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Over on Reddit, of course, many were sceptical, but overall the response was unexpectedly positive:
"I tried it once. It was surprisingly really good," one user said.
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If the mere sight of chocolate doesn't make you feel sick after Easter, why not give the Pringles hack a try? Getty
"I haven't done this specifically, but I can confirm that chocolate and potato chips go extremely well together," another chimed in.
"First thing on here I have seen that I don't hate."
Which, for Reddit, is basically a standing ovation.
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Others pointed out an important distinction when someone asked why not simply pour the chocolate over the chips.
One user replied: "Because this is chocolate with chips inside, not just chips covered in chocolate."
As for me, I'm a sucker for a sweet-and-salty treat. Shame I ate all my chocolate in one sitting.
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