Pringles encourages Aussies to feed their spicy side in latest campaign via Thinkerbell
Pringles has launched its latest work for the release of its new Spicy range via Thinkerbell.
The idea, ‘Feed Your Spicy Side’, calls on people to embrace the ‘mildly indecent’ aspects of their personality with Pringles. With the content showcasing Pringles’ humour through playful scenarios where the new flavours are considered ‘too spicy,’ leading to the cans being censored from view as shocked reactions of onlookers are captured.
Ileana Andrei, senior brand manager for Salty Snacks at Kellanova in ANZ, praised the creative work: “The Spicy range is incredibly important to Pringles as its bold taste profile takes Aussies to an edgier, more playful place with every crunch. The creative work ‘Feed Your Spicy Side’ embodies this wonderfully. We couldn’t be happier with the result.”
Says Sesh Moodley, executive creative tinker, Thinkerbell: “The launch of the new Pringles Spicy range demanded equally fiery content. Our team had a blast creating these ads. The casting and shoot were handled with a spicy yet deft hand by Hotel Bell.”
The creative is now live across social and YouTube platforms and features 15” and 6” cutdowns.
The Pringles Spicy range is now available in all major retailers across Australia and New Zealand. Get ready to turn up the heat and feed your spicy side with Pringles – if you dare!

Client: Pringles (Kellanova)
Creative & Earned: Thinkerbell
Production: Hotel Bell, via Thinkerbell
15 Comments
these comments ’bout to get spicy…
Well Deserved.
Like the way you move.
Haha, they’re spicy Pringles and the other last say ‘Ooh that’s a bit spicy’. Great.
That lady in the office. She’s my neighbour!!!
good.
Ha.
I like these – simple and funny
a win is a win
These are a little funny and a little absurd.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PN1yD7ae60
Saucy pocket content
I’ve come back for another watch. These are very very funny.
And why is that a 30″ ad?
Another lacklustre tv ad. Keep doing kooky billboards – it’s your niche