isn't it the flavourings that are being made abroad (now), not the actual crisps. Not Walkers' decision/control...
First encountered Walkers in the 70s when i went to uni - they were not available in London back then, and compared to crappy Golden Wonder, they were (and are) miles better. So i'll keep chomping..
I'm not really a crisp fanatic. The fact that my favourite is potato flavour says it all really. But Tayto crisps always seem to be the best to me. Can you get them in England or are they NI and Rep of I only?
I'm not really a crisp fanatic. The fact that my favourite is potato flavour says it all really. But Tayto crisps always seem to be the best to me. Can you get them in England or are they NI and Rep of I only?
They sell them in the pub around the corner from my workplace @ London Bridge
I'm not really a crisp fanatic. The fact that my favourite is potato flavour says it all really. But Tayto crisps always seem to be the best to me. Can you get them in England or are they NI and Rep of I only?
I think Asda sell them, they usually have a small selection of Irish foods next to the Polish foods.
Walkers crisps are pretty new to me. I don't think they distributed in London in the 60's-80's. It was always Golden Wonder and Smiths when I was young with a bit of KP. Golden Wonder Cheese & Onion (in a green bag) were the best. Nothing came close. I really don't know what happened in the 90's onwards, we just seemed to get swammped by Walkers crisps. I now only really eat Walkers C&O. Had a packet of GW the other day, very poor. I was in Leicester yesterday funnily enough, the name is everywhere.
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WolfyHarveyFirst encountered Walkers in the 70s when i went to uni - they were not available in London back then, and compared to crappy Golden Wonder, they were (and are) miles better. So i'll keep chomping..
Also, salt and vinegar goes in a blue bag!
Seabrooks Crisps are good too, although made in Bradford so not exactly local. However they are very tasty!
They could be made in North Korea for all I care, they still taste good, so I will still buy them.
Golden Wonder Cheese & Onion (in a green bag) were the best. Nothing came close. I really don't know what happened in the 90's onwards, we just seemed to get swammped by Walkers crisps. I now only really eat Walkers C&O. Had a packet of GW the other day, very poor.
I was in Leicester yesterday funnily enough, the name is everywhere.
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