Definition
A crispy corn snack produced by General Mills shaped like small horns or bugles, known for their light, airy texture and savory flavor. Often eaten straight from the bag or worn on fingertips as a novelty.
Example Usage
We'd slide Bugles onto our fingertips pretending to have metallic claws before eating them.
Origin
Introduced in 1952 by General Mills as a ring-shaped corn snack; the horn shape became iconic and gave the product its name.
Fun Fact
Bugles' hollow horn shape makes them unique among corn snacks and has been imitated by competitors but never quite replicated with the same appeal.
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