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40 Different Flavors of Pringles Available in Japan and its Crazy AF!

40 Different Flavors of Pringles Available in Japan and its Crazy AF!
The ultimate collection of all the Pringles flavours ever produced in Japan


If there’s one thing we can’t get enough of in Japan, it’s the amazing array of limited-edition flavours produced by international brands specifically for the Japanese market. From drinks to chocolates and even burgers, some of the special releases you’ll find here aren’t available anywhere else, making them some of the most exclusive and sought-after products in the world.


One of the big international brands to delight our eyes and our tastebuds with their creative designs and flavours is well-known potato chip brand Pringles. After seeing some of their unique offerings on supermarket shelves recently, we decided to get in touch with the company to find out exactly what types of limited-edition flavours they’d produced in Japan over the years. The result is a mammoth collection of colourful tins so beautiful they would look right at home on the walls of a museum.


With only the 2017 collection currently available on the market, gazing over the entire range of Pringles released in Japan was a test of strength as we weren’t allowed to open any of the varieties from earlier collections. Still, that didn’t stop us from fawning over all the unique designs, which was exactly what we did, as we chronicled the entire collection from 2015-2017 for you below!


Pringles Year 2015


Pringles flavor in year 2015 in Japan
Pringles product innovation happened in August 2015, with two sizes and three staple flavours: Tasty Salt, Sour Cream & Onion, and Ajiwai Consomme.


Tasty Salt
Pringles Tasty Salt


Sour Cream & Onion
Pringles Sour Cream & Onion


Ajiwai Consomme - The Ajiwai Consomme was delisted last month, with Jalapeno & Onion replacing it as a regular flavour from 14 March.
Pringles Ajiwai Consomme




N.Y. Cheese Burger - Two limited-edition flavours came next, featuring the flavours of a good ol’ New York cheeseburger and a hot Thai curry.
Pringles N.Y. Cheese Burger


Green Curry - Check out the traditional Thai hat flying off the chip’s head as it dips itself into the spicy coconut curry!
Pringles Green Curry


Spicy Sour Cream & Onion - This update to the original sour cream and onion variety includes the addition of more chilli for a spicier hit to the taste buds.
Pringles Spicy Sour Cream & Onion


Egg Benedict - We say “Eggs Benedict”, they say “Egg Benedict”, but either way, this looks incredibly delicious, with the name of the dish written on the chalkboard in Japanese and a blurb beneath telling us this is “The flavour of a New York breakfast!”
Pringles Egg Benedict


Brazilian Lime & Chilli - This release features a chip dressed up for the Rio Carnival and a description that promises the “Best match of tart and spicy flavours”.
Pringles Brazilian Lime & Chilli


Winter Symphony – Tasty Salt - For the winter holidays, the staple flavours in the range received a 20-percent boost in contents for the party season.
Pringles Winter Symphony – Tasty Salt


Winter Symphony – Sour Cream & Onion
Pringles Winter Symphony – Sour Cream & Onion


Winter Symphony – Ajiwai Consomme
Pringles Winter Symphony – Ajiwai Consomme


Fried Chicken - In December, a fried chicken flavour called “Party Chicken” was released in two sizes, featuring a couple of chip revellers enjoying fireworks and cups of tasty karaage.
Pringles Fried Chicken


– Early 2016 –


Pringles flavour in early 2016 in Japan


Mushroom Soup - 2016 was a huge year for the company, with more than 30 releases in total, starting with this creamy-flavoured mushroom soup.
Pringles Mushroom Soup


French Salad - Next up was a healthy-looking offering, promising “An addictive, refreshing, tart flavour”.
Pringles French Salad


Wasabi Nori - This original Japanese-based flavour offering appeared in February 2016, combining the flavour of wasabi and seaweed for a hit of umami goodness.

Pringles Wasabi Nori  2016


Smoky Potato Salad - With its delicious smoky flavour, this release was said to be a perfect snack to eat with alcohol.
Pringles Smoky Potato Salad


Music – Tasty Salt - The staple flavours in the range were then released in a special “Music” variety, as part of a campaign where customers who collected 19 Pringles were eligible to receive a free speaker attachment to be used with empty canisters.
Pringles Music – Tasty Salt


Music – Sour Cream & Onion

Pringles Music – Sour Cream & Onion


Music – Ajiwai Consomme
Pringles Music – Ajiwai Consomme


Basil & Salt - This limited-edition flavour adds the refreshing taste of basil to its popular salted chip.
Pringles Basil & Salt


Pizza Toast - This tasty offering is filled with the flavours of tomato and cheese.
Pringles Pizza Toast


Manhattan Clam Chowder - This good-looking variety features a chip dressed up as the Statue of Liberty, and the delicious taste of tomato-base clam chowder.
Pringles Manhattan Clam Chowder


– Late 2016 –
Pringles flavour Late 2016  in Japan


Nacho Cheese - As the year progressed, even more creative delights were released in stores, including a Nacho Cheese flavour inspired by Mexican cuisine.
Pringles Nacho Cheese


 Flavour of the World – Brazilian Grilled Steak - A “Flavour of the World” series soon followed, to celebrate the Rio Olympics, with large-sized tins featuring the flags of four different countries: Brazil, America, Japan, and Italy.
Pringles Flavour of the World – Brazilian Grilled Steak


Flavour of the World – Tasty Salt
Pringles Flavour of the World – Tasty Salt

 Flavour of the World – Pizza Toast
Pringles Flavour of the World – Pizza Toast

Flavour of the World – Sour Cream & Onion
Pringles Flavour of the World – Sour Cream & Onion


Crushed Black Pepper - This chandelier-adorned classy looking package was created for the chip flavoured with pepper and salt.
Pringles Crushed Black Pepper

Quattro Cheese - Cheddar, parmesan, cream cheese and mozzarella are the four cheeses used in this flavourful variety.
Pringles Quattro Cheese


American Roast Chicken - This American-inspired release captures the taste of an authentic roast chicken dinner.
Pringles American Roast Chicken

Hawaiian BBQ - This pink-hued tin has barbecued sauce flavours inside, inspired by the fusion style of a Hawaiian BBQ.
Pringles Hawaiian BBQ

Mexican Salsa - Spicy tomato and onion flavours abound in this limited-edition Mexican variety.
Pringles Mexican Salsa

Winter Symphony – Tasty Salt - The staple flavours in the range received an extra-large size again for the holidays, with the new addition of Quattro Cheese.
Pringles Winter Symphony – Tasty Salt

Winter Symphony – Sour Cream & Onion
Pringles Winter Symphony – Sour Cream & Onion


Winter Symphony – Ajiwai Consomme
Pringles Winter Symphony – Ajiwai Consomme


Winter Symphony – Quattro Cheese
Pringles Winter Symphony – Quattro Cheese


Takoyaki - A regional Japanese delicacy was introduced to the Pringles lineup last year, with the takoyaki, or octopus ball, flavour available for sale only in the Kansai area (Osaka, Kyoto, Hyogo, Nara, Wakayama, and Shiga prefectures), where the dish is famous.
Pringles Takoyaki


Karaage - Another Japanese flavour sensation, this one captures all the delicious flavours of karaage, or crispy fried chicken morsels, complete with a tavern-like izakaya setting on the tin.
Pringles Karaage


Herb Sour Cream & Onion - The original sour cream and onion flavour received a dill-filled upgrade for a limited time at the end of last year.
Pringles Herb Sour Cream & Onion


– Pringles 2017 –
Pringles flavours 2017 in Japan

Wasabi Nori - This year kicked off with the same Japan-exclusive flavour that was available back in February 2016, only this time with extra wasabi.


Pringles Wasabi Nori

Jalapeno & Onion - Released on 14 March, this is the latest addition to the staple Pringles lineup, currently available in stores.
Pringles Jalapeno & Onion

Music – Tasty Salt - The Music range returned for 2017 with another campaign offering free speaker attachments to customers who purchased 19 Pringles. This time, Jalapeno & Onion appeared instead of Ajiwai Consomme, alongside Tasty Salt and Sour Cream & Onion.
Pringles Music – Tasty Salt


Music – Sour Cream & Onion
Pringles Music – Sour Cream & Onion


Music – Jalapeno & Onion
Pringles Music – Jalapeno & Onion


Mayo Cheese - Another variety currently in stores for a limited time, this one combines the creamy flavours of cheese and mayonnaise.
Pringles Mayo Cheese


So there you have it – the definitive collection containing the entire Pringles range enjoyed by customers in Japan. Up to March 2017, that is.


We can’t wait to see what new releases lie in store for us in the future!


xoxo, Blair


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94 comments :

  1. That's alot of flavors! Did you get them all to try? I would love to try the mushroom one!

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    1. LOL Yeah and it was crazy! There are many flavours coming soon so just keep posted :)

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  2. got me craving for the Jalapeno one!!!!

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  3. wow so many to choose from.Malaysia has less than that and my fav is sour onion chips

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    1. Hello Sheery, you can ask your friends in Japan for these flavors!

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  4. this is interesting. 40 flavours! I wish to try them all

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  5. Those are flavors of pringles that I've never heard before. This is so unfair! I wish they could at least ship some here in Philippines (atleast the NYC Cheese burger or the Chicken) Hihi!

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    1. Hahha I know right! Our version is soooooooooooo booorriiinng!!

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  6. Wow looks so delicious! I really need to try all these flavours too!

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  7. So many choices! I personally wanted to try the Fried chicken flavor! Too bad there's nothing like that here in the US.

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    1. Yah only in Japan. Pringles is a US-brand but their flavours are not fun :)

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  8. Mmm, I love Pringles. I'd give all of them a taste. That roasted chicken sounds intriguing. America gets odd flavors too. Once there was a cookie flavored chip and I was like, "Ick!" (I tried it.)

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    1. LOL I can't imagine a chocolate chip Pringles.. its ick!

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  9. Two of my absolute favorite things to do when I travel abroad is:
    1) Go to Subway - (Every country does it a little differently with their sauces or specialty sandwiches!)
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    2) Try their chips. All the seasonings are so different! So far, my favorite chips have been in India. But I'd love to try some of these!

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    1. That's cool! Let us know what you think about the chips that you've tried for every country :)

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  10. I never knew there are 40 different flavours of pringles. Not all are available everywhere. Good to know

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  11. Eggs benedict? That IS a weird flavor. The sour cream and onion ones are my FAV!

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  12. Lots of interesting flavors. My teen loves these chips.

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  13. Wow, this is amazing. Winter Symphony sound dreamy ;)

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  14. I'm sure my son would want to try all of the flavors. I've only tried a few though in the US.

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    1. Try these Tasheena and have a Pringles festival at home :)

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  15. Wow so many pringles flavors. Some of them are new to me, i would love to try that are new to me.

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  16. wow.. didnt know there are a variety of flavors

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    1. ...and more to come! I will update this post and try many flavors soon :)

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  17. wow wow wow so many different packaging, so many choices! so many different sizes. this is really a good news for a supporter like me.

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    1. That's awesome! What are your favorite flavours?

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  18. OMG these are a wide collection . I have never tried any of these but would love to try them soon

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  19. Ok that is insane 40 flavours of Pringles. Japan's got flavor yall☺☺☺

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    1. Hahaha Japanese people never fails to surprise us :)

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  20. Ok that is insane 40 flavours of Pringles. Japan's got flavor yall☺☺☺

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  21. Haha, Japan will never fail to amaze us every year with their creative food flavors. Reminds me of their kit kats too, there's too many to keep track and most of them are seasonal

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  22. That's a crazy amount of different Pringles flavors. I cannot imagine trying them all. I am a little curious about the cheese ones and the fried chicken ones. Those at list pique my interest.

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    1. Oh they taste like real cheese and chicken, crazy!

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  23. Wow! I love pringles and to try new flavours.... I want to try them all!!!

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    1. Ohh better order your Pringles now in Japan stores :)

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  24. It's amazing that there's so much flavors to choose from! I really can't believe that they've managed to come up with this many. I'm curious about the flavors I've never heard of.

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    1. Actually I wouldn't be surprised if soon they will come-up with fruity flavours. lol

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  25. Wow, there are so many.
    I don't think I've tried more than three flavours!

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    1. I went gaga for pringles just for the sake of this post, lol. #dedication

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  26. Oh my goodness!! We are OBSESSED with pringles. We need to try all of these flavors, pronto!

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    1. That's excellent! Let me know which flavor is your favorite :)

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  27. I love Pringles, but had no idea so many different flavors like this existed. I read somewhere about a ketchup flavor being released in the US soon. I'm not so sure I'll try it, but some of these flavors look kind of fun. Others, I'd probably be hesitant to try, but YOLO!

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  28. Omg. So many choices. They should open their own Pringles shop someday. Will this be available worldwide?

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    1. These are only available in Japan :) No wonder if they will open an exclusive Pringles-themed café :)

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  29. Oh my, that's really one hell of a range of flavours! I am no great fan of Pringles but I do have my weak moments. These could last me a lifetime.

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    1. Hahaha and I enjoy taking photos too! Glad I have my friend who could eat them all )

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  30. who doesn't LOVE pringles? they are awesome. i like to stick to the basic orgianl or sour cream & onion.

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    1. Ohh you are not adventurous enough. Try the wasabi pringles!

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  31. What an interesting collection! There are many flavors I would love to try here - eggs benedict flavor sounds so intriguing! Would love to get my hands on some Pringles now, you got me craving!

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    1. LOL my bad Liz! Japan pringles are soo crazy AF and yummy!

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  32. omg woww!! Didn't know that pringles have so many flavor. Here in malaysia only got few flavors. How unfair.

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    1. Ohh better contact your friends in Japan and ship you these flavours!

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  33. Wow! There is a flavor for every person. The US doesn't have that amount to choose from.

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    1. Japanese are very adventurous with flavours and there is no sign of stopping!

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  34. WOW that is a lot of pringles LOL! I love that fried chicken flavor I think it would taste great! I am no so sure I would like that salad flavor on my chips - however, all those flavors are for sure amazing!

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    1. At least it was fried chicken flavor. I can't take it if it was fried pork or beef, LOL

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  35. Oh boy! there are so many varieties of pringles! I love eating them during my cheating days when I can eat it without any guilt!

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    1. me too! but a bit disappointed that these are only available in Japan.

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  36. All the flavors are tempting.
    Don't they have a combo pack?

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  37. You are really lucky who can try out 40 flavors of those lovley crisps! Cheeseburger flavor & mushroom soup sound a bit odd though but I would like to try them anyway haha.

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  38. the Japanese are over creative when it comes to their pringles and kitkat... lol... i don't dare try half of it...

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    1. LOL yeah I guess when it comes to food they are so experimental. Just see those McDonald meals and Starbucks in Japan.

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  39. 40 flavours? That's absolutely crazy! Wasabi?!!! Smoked potato??!!! Weather I wanna eat them or not, I'd just love collect those colorful tins.

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    1. LOL yeah! My brother did that and its crazy! He says he is aiming to have his own Pringles wall of fame :)

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  40. Omggg what is with Japan and all these flavours!? I thought they did this just with Kitkats. I would love to try these all!

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    1. Try it and don't throw the cans! There will be more flavours to come soon!

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  41. I am a lover and faithful eater of the original flavor. Yes, I have tried others but for some reason I just love those.

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  42. 40 flavor? thats really crazy! Im gonna search for them if I go japan

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    1. Yeah but wait! Better you buy a luggage first just for your Pringles haul!

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  43. OMG!!! This is too much, oh how I wish I can try all these! I am a huge fan of chips and chips! =D

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    1. Hi Sharon! When you visit Japan again, don't forget to have a Pringle haul!

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  44. Oh gosh! Thats a lot of flavours! Where do i start? haha. I cant decide, help me!

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  45. That's alot of flavours. Wish I can try them all but I guess they're not available in Malaysia.

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    1. Do check some Japanese store near you, and maybe you can ask for pre-orders :)

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  46. OMG!!!! I wish to have all of them. I want all of them. The Ajiwai Consomme is so special.

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    1. Hahaha I agree Kelly. If you taste is its like heavenly crazy.

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  47. These flavours are so crazy, now it seems Japan is treating Pringles like ice creams :)

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