Now, in Pringles defense, the spider — currently named the Kidney Garden Spider — does look a lot like the brand's mustachioed mascot, Mr. P. The spider has a round white body with distinctive ...

A parody X account known as Hoops Crave recently circulated a fake Pringles logo, promoting speculations that the brand was introducing a gender-fluid logo.

One look at the kidney garden spider, and you’ll see it — the spider’s markings undeniably mimic the well-known Pringles mascot. For this reason, Pringles is petitioning the International Society for ...

Pringles and spiders are probably two things you don’t associate with each other — until now. The Kellogg-owned brand is petitioning the “arachnid community” to recognize the little-known Kidney ...

The arachnid bears an ‘unCANny’ resemblance to the Pringles man “Once you see it, you can’t unsee it – the slanted hairline, the beady eyes and even that signature ‘stache – the resemblance is unCANny ...

Well, Pringles has taken notice of the spider's uncanny resemblance to Mister P – the popular chip company's logo. Pringles has started a petition to have the kidney garden spider's common name ...

Pringles started a petition to rename the Kidney Garden Spider Pringles's latest marketing ploy has got legs. The chip company is asking their fans to help get a spider renamed after them because it ...

There is just something so satisfying about sliding your hand into that iconic long and lean Pringles container for a crisp. Maybe as a child, you even stuck two in your mouth at once to mimic a ...

Pringles is asking all chip and arachnid fans to sign a petition on the web helping to rename a spider that looks like it's sporting a mustache, just like the Pringles logo. The creepy crawler doesn't ...

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