Pringles Salva la Ñ

Have you ever noticed that the tilde on top of an Ñ looks just like a Pringles crisp?
Well, we intend to save the Ñ by inviting everyone to eat Pringles instead of its tilde. Since the letter Ñ does not exist in English, the tilde above the Ñ is often dropped from Spanish names and words, impacting how Hispanic culture is represented in the U.S.