The Prongles mystery gets deeper.
Inside the cans? Just chips. Bad-tasting, too. Peel the label and there's another label, for "The Good Crisp Company." So these were just bought and re-purposed.
The new labels, one in green and one in pink, have the initials "CAH" hidden in the images.
The receipt at Target shows that this is in their inventory system as "CAH Card Game", and is stocked in Toys (in the boardgames area). The DPCI for this product (pink or green) is 087-10-4223 ...try
Target Inventory Checker – BrickSeek to find it near you, if you want it.
On the back of the can, under the UPC code at the bottom (same UPC for either color label) is a URL for
http://www.OriginalProngles.com ...it comes up as "parked" at gandi.net
At the OriginalProngles.com site, click the link to "See the domain's public registration information" and it shows this information, which clearly demonstrates that the site is owned by CAH. Ergo, the point of these cans isn't the contents. It's the URL for the website. What's the point of the website? Guess we'll have to wait to find out! DAVE, moderator ,
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