Crisps; choose your weapon.

[RosscoPCole]

Walkers cheese & onion Square crisps.
Though never in a sandwich, has to be a Scottish morning roll.

[wijit]

So;
1-Go with beer=The aforementioned Brannigans Roast Beef and Mustard
2-Go with a sandwich=I'm a bit partial to Pringles Barbeque.
3-Go INSIDE a sandwich=Fangs (I'm a bit older than most of you chaps, you'll have to trust me on this).
4-Just eat-Walkers Worcester Sauce.
5-Throw at a Swan=Any plain/ready salted.

I saw an earlier comment about snacks vs. crisps. The op didn't actually say "Potato Crisps" therefore I shall utilise all snacky tools available!

[bacchus180]

Man Crisps..

[Pferdestarke]

I've just raided the crisp bag for a packet if the above. I'm now enjoying a mild chilli burn and salty aftertaste. They're great crisps!

[drivin_me_nuts]

1. Go with beer?

Cheese and Onion

2. Go with a sandwich?

Smokey Bacon

3. Go INSIDE a sandwich?

Walkers thai sweet chilli

4. Just eat?

Cheese nacho tortilla

5. Throw at a swan?

Waitrose own. The most delicious swan is fed only the finest quality crisps.

[DoctorX]

bacchus180 said:

Man Crisps..

No, these are man crisps:

[Pferdestarke]

I've had my fair share from Seabrook's - using their online shop which is very fun to use.

I find their flavours robust and crinkle cut texture great.

More of a Northern bias so I'm told? Or is that just crisps in general?

[DoctorX]

Pferdestarke said:

I've had my fair share from Seabrook's - using their online shop which is very fun to use.

I find their flavours robust and crinkle cut texture great.

More of a Northern bias so I'm told? Or is that just crisps in general?

Speaking as a Northerner, given the choice (and with the exception of the above) I think I'd take a bag of Walkers over the equivalent bag of Seabrooks. The texture of Seabrooks are just a bit airy for my liking - doesn't seem like a slice of potato if you seen what I mean, a bit re-formed. Definitely preferable to those rock hard kettle chip type crisps though. Seabrooks do have some excellent flavours (e.g. pickled onion) which Walkers don't offer though.

However, nothing beat a canny bag of Tudour...

[Evoluzione]

Pferdestarke said:

More of a Northern bias so I'm told?

Possibly, they are made there in Bradford and have done well to survive as a business since 1945, not much else has.

[Steve Evil]

DoctorX said:

bacchus180 said:

Man Crisps..

No, these are man crisps:

They're both pretty girly in comparison to the Nandos jobbies though. Sorry ladies.