Crisps: who makes the best?
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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?
Hold the front page I may have found them.......... these days of quality control they're all the same as in anaemic. You'd think there's a market or well cooked crisps?
https://wjbq.com/forget-about-flavored-chips-these...
Crisps are life, give me crisps over sweet stuff any day of the week.
Would echo any recommendation for the Co-op sea salt and Chardonnay wine vinegar crisps, so deliciously tangy.
That said I don’t think I’ve ever met a crisp I don’t like.
Honourable mentions for crisps from my childhood walkers Worcester sauce flavour and Walkers tomato sauce flavour crisps.
Would echo any recommendation for the Co-op sea salt and Chardonnay wine vinegar crisps, so deliciously tangy.
That said I don’t think I’ve ever met a crisp I don’t like.
Honourable mentions for crisps from my childhood walkers Worcester sauce flavour and Walkers tomato sauce flavour crisps.
https://blog.moneysavingexpert.com/2023/10/martin-...
Found the above salt and vinegar crisps taste test interesting. I've tried the top two (Asda 1st place, Co Op 2nd place), found them really intense, not sure if it translates to the real world where you might be scoffing a bag or half a bag. I'm sure for the taste tests, they might eat a handful at most.
I scoffed a whole bag of top rated Asda Salt and Vinegar crisps watching a film, my mouth was seriously puckered and I was suffering somewhat. Wasn't very pleasant, it was too intense.
Found the above salt and vinegar crisps taste test interesting. I've tried the top two (Asda 1st place, Co Op 2nd place), found them really intense, not sure if it translates to the real world where you might be scoffing a bag or half a bag. I'm sure for the taste tests, they might eat a handful at most.
I scoffed a whole bag of top rated Asda Salt and Vinegar crisps watching a film, my mouth was seriously puckered and I was suffering somewhat. Wasn't very pleasant, it was too intense.
Edited by wyson on Wednesday 8th November 10:58
Berger 3rd said:
Crisps are life, give me crisps over sweet stuff any day of the week.
Would echo any recommendation for the Co-op sea salt and Chardonnay wine vinegar crisps, so deliciously tangy.
That said I don’t think I’ve ever met a crisp I don’t like.
Honourable mentions for crisps from my childhood walkers Worcester sauce flavour and Walkers tomato sauce flavour crisps.
That's what I thought until I found some Ketchup flavour Pringles (proper branded Pringles, not rip-off) in a poundshop last Christmas. Damn near inedible. My kids wouldn't touch them, but I powered through them because I will not be beaten by any crisp. Would never buy again, nearest thing I've ever come to a crisp I don't like.Would echo any recommendation for the Co-op sea salt and Chardonnay wine vinegar crisps, so deliciously tangy.
That said I don’t think I’ve ever met a crisp I don’t like.
Honourable mentions for crisps from my childhood walkers Worcester sauce flavour and Walkers tomato sauce flavour crisps.
Edited by Bannock on Wednesday 8th November 11:16
Are Aldi crisps rejected ones from other makers? Their S&V ones are brilliant as they are loaded with flavour, maybe too much for some and so may not have made a QA assessment.
Other favourite is the salt and vinegar hula hoop. Nothing better only now I can't put them on my fingers to eat them anymore.
Other favourite is the salt and vinegar hula hoop. Nothing better only now I can't put them on my fingers to eat them anymore.
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