6 New Pringles Flavors Are Coming Soon, and We Have the Smoky-Sweet Deets

When I was little, I thought Pringles were fancy because they came in a can rather than a bag. I lowkey still think that. My ride-or-die flavor has always been Pizza and I don’t stray too often—but every now and then a girl needs variety. Well, variety-needing girls everywhere are in luck, because six new Pringles flavors are heading to grocery stores in September…and they sound smokin’. Here’s what we know.

What are the six new Pringles flavors? Are they all new new? 

Hey, glad you asked! The six new flavors are, in fact, totally new, although some of them are riffs on existing flavors. Here they are:

Pringles Smoky Bacon, which promise “notes of hickory smoke and pork flavors” and “a savory woodfired smoky bacon taste.”  

Pringles Smoky Mesquite BBQ, a flavor the brand says “combines a barbeque sweetness with tangy notes for a savory bite featuring that familiar barbeque flavor with a smoked twist.”

Pringles Smoky Cheddar, which “blends a mild sweet applewood smokiness with a bold and creamy cheddar cheese flavor to create the perfect smoky, cheesy snack experience.”

Pringles Sharp White Cheddar, a new Pringles flavor that “combines the rich and slightly nutty flavors with a touch of acidity to replicate that perfect aged white cheddar cheese taste.”

And then there’s the new Mingles, which, if you’re not familiar, are kind of like a cross between puffcorn and Cheetos Puffs:

Pringles Mingles Cinnamon & Sugar, the brand’s first sweet flavor since 2016 features “warm notes of cinnamon complemented by sugary sweetness.”

Pringles Mingles Jalapeño & Queso, which the brand says “ balances a creamy queso cheese taste with a fresh jalapeño flavor that offers a slight heat in a light, airy, and crispy puff.”

Personally, we’re most excited to try the new Smoky Cheddar Pringles—bacon-flavored chips can tend to be a little weird—and we wouldn’t kick Sharp White Cheddar out of bed for eating Pringles, either. Which flavor are you snagging first?