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November 20th.

Thanksgiving in a can. It could have been your favorite gift to a relative who hates to cook.

Pringles recently released a set of novelty potato chips designed to taste like turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie.

But if your heart is leaping at the idea of gifting the set, say to your favorite snack foodficionado, alas, you're out of luck. Pringles put the $14.99 gift box of chips online, November 6th,

and they sold out in 41 minutes. The release was intended to be exclusive, but a bit less exclusive

than last year. In 2017, the company produced a limited run of the tongue-in-cheek,

or should we say chip-in-cheek gift sets for food editors and other influencers. That set also included

chips like green bean casserole, creamed corn, and cranberry sauce. For the record, food and wine writer Mike Pomerantz,

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