Pringles is testing a new can design ... recycling group dubbed it the 'number one recycling villain

[Backseat Driver]

3. My human container's microbiome is equally better off without any of

whatever highly processed low fiber toxic crap this Frankenfood is made from and preserved and/or colored with and then contained within its difficult to recycle packaging; however, my likely toxic human container would like to be recycled as a carbon-recycled ash diamond. Would that be environmentally climate-change friendly?

Then again, gawd, I'd probably end up not as a beautiful gemstone piece of everlasting jewelry, but on a piece of sandpaper or a diamond-blade for a power saw, LOL!

I guess Pringles are on the approved list for keto diet followers due to fat content. They do have a bit of sugar/carb and are generally fairly low sodium, but...there'd be "crickets" from the snack-munching public of the USA anyhow, especially after the apocalypse. Wouldn't bother me a bit if this brand just disappeared entirely.