Pringles has just announced an unlikely collaboration with The Caviar Co. after a recent TikTok trend went viral where users sampled the bizarre culinary combo. Three limited edition kits are available, featuring the finest caviar (and caviar utensils) and a selection of mini Pringle pots – the quintessential grazing selection for any sophisticated diner party.
The sleek sets are available to purchase on The Caviar Co.'s website, but as you can imagine, it'll set you back a little more than the average can of Pringles. (If you're looking for more sophisticated branding ideas, check out our collection of the best graphic design books).
(Image credit: The Caviar Co./Pringles)
While the concept is pretty ridiculous, the design of this collaboration is oddly gorgeous. With its luxe black packaging, gold accents and sleek ribbon closure, the box itself could easily pass as a high-class Harrods hamper. Even old Julius Pringle (yes, that's Mr. Pringle's name) seems to fit right in on the front of the box.
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The accompanying promo video features 1920s swing music and a mild Gatsby-esque theme, giving the ad a classy retro vibe. Overall, the campaign has a playful self-awareness that feels suitably suave and slightly silly (the perfect combo for a crisp and caviar collab).
So, what about that dreaded deluxe price tag? Well, the kits range from a casual $49 all the way up to an astounding $140 but with gold serving spoons, a custom caviar key and a Mr. P bowtie tray, it's certainly a fun way to serve up a little luxury.
The kits come in three flavours: 'Smoky Shores', 'Salt of the Sea' and the full 'Crisps and Caviar' set which features three iconic Pringles flavours. While it's not the most budget-friendly, there's a good selection of choices for you to recreate this TikTok trend, so head to the official Pringles and Caviar shop to check it out.
A look inside the 'Crisps and Caviar' selection box which features three flavours of Pringles and two caviar pots. (Image credit: The Caviar Co./Pringles)
Natalie Fear is Creative Bloq's staff writer. With an eye for trending topics and a passion for internet culture, she brings you the latest in art and design news. Natalie also runs Creative Bloq’s Day in the Life series, spotlighting diverse talent across the creative industries. Outside of work, she loves all things literature and music (although she’s partial to a spot of TikTok brain rot).
