Torengos
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Torengos was a brand of tortilla chip snack produced by Procter & Gamble. It was introduced in December of 2001, after more than two years of research. As of 2007, the Procter & Gamble website indicates that the product is no longer available.
Similar in concept to Pringles (another Procter & Gamble product), Torengos were tortilla chips packaged in a triangular 5.6-ounce plastic container. The chips themselves were uniformly shaped (like triangles, to match the packaging) and stacked in the container (which is topped with a plastic lid).
Three flavours of Torengos were available: original, Splash of Salsa, and Pinch of Pepperjack Cheese.
[edit] External links
- Torengos website - indicates product is unavailable
- Article on the introduction of Torengos
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