Crisps: who makes the best?
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HotJambalaya said:
Luke. said:
HotJambalaya said:
i've had a recent surge in my desire for crisps, and am on the hunt for the best salt and vinegar crisp. I've tried kettle (not strong enough flavour) and walkers (unbelievably thin almost a bag of air). Even hit the pickled onion monster munch (god they're different to when i was a kid). Pringles salt and vinegar were a favourite, but its not really a crisp, its just made of crap, but i liked the flavour profile...
So, suggestions for a strong flavour and sturdy crisp?
Discos...So, suggestions for a strong flavour and sturdy crisp?
pocketspring said:
CivicDuties said:
Tesco, Sainsbury, Asda etc. Get involved, they are epic!CivicDuties said:
pocketspring said:
They shall be mine. Oh yes. They shall be mine.Luke. said:
HotJambalaya said:
Luke. said:
HotJambalaya said:
i've had a recent surge in my desire for crisps, and am on the hunt for the best salt and vinegar crisp. I've tried kettle (not strong enough flavour) and walkers (unbelievably thin almost a bag of air). Even hit the pickled onion monster munch (god they're different to when i was a kid). Pringles salt and vinegar were a favourite, but its not really a crisp, its just made of crap, but i liked the flavour profile...
So, suggestions for a strong flavour and sturdy crisp?
Discos...So, suggestions for a strong flavour and sturdy crisp?
Bisonhead said:
Luke. said:
HotJambalaya said:
Luke. said:
HotJambalaya said:
i've had a recent surge in my desire for crisps, and am on the hunt for the best salt and vinegar crisp. I've tried kettle (not strong enough flavour) and walkers (unbelievably thin almost a bag of air). Even hit the pickled onion monster munch (god they're different to when i was a kid). Pringles salt and vinegar were a favourite, but its not really a crisp, its just made of crap, but i liked the flavour profile...
So, suggestions for a strong flavour and sturdy crisp?
Discos...So, suggestions for a strong flavour and sturdy crisp?
Nothing fancy but just had these, bought 'em from ASDA. basically tastes like a basic cheese/tomato pizza (might even bring back school dinner memories). The packaging is a little deceptive as you think it would be like a normal tortilla/dorito type thing. However it's 3d shaped light and hollow.
still enjoyable, the only thing that threw me off was the illustration.
still enjoyable, the only thing that threw me off was the illustration.
dickymint said:
What I miss from 'back in the day' is the occasional really brown bordering on the burnt crisp 
these days of quality control they're all the same as in anaemic. You'd think there's a market or well cooked crisps?
There's a major market for burnt peanut butter, so why not? these days of quality control they're all the same as in anaemic. You'd think there's a market or well cooked crisps?
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