Who originally designed the distinctive tubular container for Pringles potato crisps?

Packaging design is a crucial element in food marketing that can make or break a product's success. Some iconic food packages have fascinating stories behind them, combining functionality, shelf appeal, and brand identity. One such revolutionary design changed how we think about chip packaging forever. Test your knowledge about this famous cylindrical container that has become a pop culture icon!

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Fredric Baur, a chemist and food storage technician who had his ashes buried in a Pringles can upon his death
Charles Pringles, the founder of the brand who wanted a container that would prevent his chips from breaking during shipping
Margaret Anderson, a packaging engineer who was inspired by stacking tennis balls in a can
Julius Pringles, the mascot's real-life inspiration who suggested the tube shape to differentiate from bag chips