Pringles and Buffalo Wild Wings really did turn three B-Dubs sauces into stackable crisps, and the timing matters now: this is no longer a “coming later this summer” story. The lineup started at select retailers in July 2026, with a nationwide expansion announced for September.
The three flavors are Parmesan Garlic, Medium Buffalo and Asian Zing. They are inspired by actual Buffalo Wild Wings sauce flavors, which is why this collab makes more sense than a random logo slapped on a can.
What are the three Pringles x Buffalo Wild Wings flavors?
Parmesan Garlic is the savory one. Mars describes it with a tangy citrus note followed by aged parmesan, roasted garlic, Italian herbs and a hint of red spice.
Medium Buffalo is the most classic game-day flavor of the three: tangy Buffalo flavor, cayenne heat and a smooth buttery finish.
Asian Zing goes sweet-and-spicy, with rice-vinegar tang, chili pepper, soy sauce and ginger notes. On paper, it is the flavor doing the most — which is probably exactly why it is the one I would be most curious to try.
Why this Pringles collab is actually a pretty logical one
Buffalo Wild Wings is built around sauce choices, so translating those recognizable sauces into a snack is a much cleaner idea than inventing three generic “wing” flavors. Mars said this is Pringles’ first flavor collaboration with a national restaurant brand in more than five years.
That does not mean I am pretending I taste-tested them. I have not. The flavor descriptions here come from the brands’ launch information, not from a personal review.
How much are the Pringles Buffalo Wild Wings flavors?
The suggested retail price is $2.69 per can, according to the July 23 launch announcement from Mars.
That makes this an easy curiosity buy compared with some limited-run food collabs that ask you to pay a premium just for the novelty packaging.
Where can you buy Pringles x Buffalo Wild Wings flavors?
The rollout started at select retailers in July 2026, and Mars announced that it would expand nationwide in September 2026. Stock can still vary by store, so do not assume every location has all three flavors at the same time.
If you are following the B-Dubs side of this too, we also covered Buffalo Wild Wings’ 2026 sauce additions. That is a separate menu story, but it is useful context for how hard the brand is leaning into sauce variety right now.
So which flavor sounds best?
Parmesan Garlic sounds like the safest crowd-pleaser, Medium Buffalo is the obvious pick if you want the closest thing to classic wing-night energy, and Asian Zing is the wildcard with the most layered flavor description.
The useful part is that you do not have to hunt for a vague “Buffalo Wild Wings flavor.” There are three specific cans, each tied to a specific sauce, and the September nationwide expansion was part of the original launch plan.
According to the Mars launch announcement, the three-flavor lineup is Parmesan Garlic, Medium Buffalo and Asian Zing, with a suggested price of $2.69 per can.
