12:53 Nov 13, 2004 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] Cooking / Culinary | |||||
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5 +11 | Pringles |
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Pringles Explanation: Do you want an explanation in English? Pringles are a make of crisp sold in the UK - they're sold in large tubes rather than packets, and are often used to scoop up dips of various kinds. However, there is also a make of woollen pullover made by the Pringle company - very popular with golfers, and often used as a stereotype to refer to a middle-class, suburban lifestyle ("The Pringle set..") -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-11-13 13:16:39 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I\'ve just noticed your question is in the \"gastronomy, cookery\" category, so it will be the first reference you need! Reference: http://www.pringles.com Reference: http://www.pringle-of-scotland.co.uk |
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