National Hot Dog Day freebie: How to get Pringles' flavored Pop Dog Buns
TL;DR: Pringles is bringing back its limited-edition Pop Dog Buns on July 15. Starting at 12 p.m. ET, fans who buy a $6.97 Pringles three-pack can claim a free set while supplies last.
National Hot Dog Day is almost here, and Pringles is making the hot dog bun the star of the show.
The brand is bringing back its limited-edition Pringles Pop Dog Buns for one final drop on July 15, giving fans another chance to get the potato-based buns inspired by three classic Pringles flavors: Sour Cream and Onion, BBQ, and Honey Mustard.
The buns are free with the purchase of a qualifying Pringles three-pack, but they're only available while supplies last. Whether you missed the first drop or you're finally ready to give them a try, here's how to score a set while they're still available.
What are Pringles Pop Dog Buns?
Instead of topping your hot dog with Pringles, the brand decided to flavor the bun itself.
The limited-edition Pop Dog Buns are soft, potato-based buns, packaged inside the brand's iconic cans and measure 7.5 inches long, giving the classic hot dog bun a Pringles-inspired makeover.
How to get the Pringles Pop Dog Buns
The final drop goes live on Wednesday, July 15, at 12 p.m. ET (9 a.m. PT) to celebrate National Hot Dog Day. To claim a set, you'll need to:
Purchase the Pringles Three-Pack for $6.97, which includes Sour Cream and Onion, Honey Mustard, and BBQ crisps.
Place your order through Pringles' online store or its Instagram and Facebook Shops.
The Pop Dog Buns are free with the qualifying purchase. This is the second and final drop of the limited-edition Pop Dog Buns.
If you want to try Pringles’ potato-based take on the classic hot dog bun, July 15 is your last chance to claim a set.
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