Crisps

Absolutely, them and salt and vinegar squares were potent.

Go to crisps are usually McCoys - Flame Grilled Steak as first choice. Though Skips are decent for a treat every now and again.

Unpopular opinion, ready salted crisps are boring and a waste of time and money.

 

Can’t beat a nice pack of Skips, mate

 

I'll bet @Silverbantam loves Skips.

 

Scampi Fries always remind me of a fat lass I met in Benidorm. I don't know why.

 

Sensations Thai sweet chilli blow the rest out of the water and thats the end of it

 

The oregano ones are great too. Don't know why they don't do them over here.

 

And on the subject of exotic flavours... can't remember who makes them but the Town Street Tavern in Horsforth do a Jalapeno and Dill flavour - they're really good!

 

Can’t abide Golden Wonder.

 

These are good.

 

I shouldn't eat crisps but I am partial to Worcester sauce flavour, but they have become a bit rare lately.

 

As a kid I used to like Smith's crisps, with the little blue paper packet full of salt that you added yourself.
Only those of a certain age will remember them though.

 

Prawn cocktail flavour. Disgusting

 

McCoys King Prawn are the king of crisps.

 

Can’t believe no ones yet mentioned pickled onion monster munch, if talking normal crisps then Seabrooks leave Walkers standing.

 

Flamin’ hot monster much for me, can’t be doing with the pickled onion.

I’ve got a bag of Beef Hula Hoops with me today, looking forward to having them later.

 

Seems like no one remembers them. Were they available in Yorkshire in the 60s or just a southern thing?

 

Sell them own brand at Aldi, Plain crisps called salt your own with a packet of salt inside the bag. think they are around 89p for a bag of six packets

 

Full of rich salty beefy flavour.

A good crisp.

8.5/10

 

I remember them