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The tweet has been retweeted nearly 78,000 times in just two days with many inspired to make their own.
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Even Buzzfeed tried (and failed) to construct one.
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Just sat in my car for 20 minutes watching a live buzzfeed video of someone trying to stack pringles in a circle only for this to happen pic.twitter.com/FvCh5VkTKk
Sunday 24 November, 2024
Sunday 24 November, 2024
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Everyone is completely in awe of this woman's flawless ring of Pringles
A FEW DAYS ago, writer Jane Espenson shared a photo of a ‘Pringles ring’ that she built with her own bare hands.
As you can see, it’s a wheel made entirely of Pringles. “No glue, just physics,” Espenson wrote.
The tweet has been retweeted nearly 78,000 times in just two days with many inspired to make their own.
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Even Buzzfeed tried (and failed) to construct one.
So how does it work?
As this video tutorial (yes, one exists) demonstrates, there’s an art to making a Pringles wheel and it’s all about how you layer them.
Be warned, though: one false move and the whole thing could come crashing down quicker than a Jenga tower.
Fancy giving it a go? All you need is a tin of Pringles and an infinite supply of patience.
Good luck!
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