Which snack brand famously engineered its packaging to create a distinctive sound that became part of its marketing identity?

Product packaging isn't just about protection and branding—it's also about creating memorable consumer experiences. Some brands have gone above and beyond by creating packaging that's instantly recognizable not just by sight, but by sound. This poll tests your knowledge of iconic packaging sounds that have become part of pop culture. Can you identify which snack brand deliberately engineered its packaging to create a distinctive sound that became part of its identity?

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Pringles, with its pop-top can that makes a distinctive 'pop' sound when opened
Lay's potato chips, with its crinkly bag designed to be louder than competitors to suggest freshness
Kit Kat, with its foil wrapper designed to make a specific crinkling sound when unwrapped
Oreo, with its package designed to make a specific sound when the pull-tab is opened