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Frackin' Awesome - Pringles Can Inventor Rests In Pringles?

Fredric J. Baur invented the Pringles can. Sadly, he died at the beginning of May. Happily, he was buried in one of his cans!

Baur's children buried part of his cremated remains in a Pringles container in his grave in suburban Springfield Township Ohio.

In my opinion, that's awesome that he went out in his proudest work! I honor him by eating Pringles as my potato chip of choice!

Also, CNN failed to tell us what he died from. Was it old age? A heart attack from too many Pringles? Drive-by gang shooting? We might never know, but as NEWS sources, you gotta let us know these things! We deserve to know every bit of info that is available!

Thanks Baur for giving us the pop that just never stops.

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