Walkers crisps ripoff

aurongrande_2

shellsuit wrote: »

They don't sell any crisps at all?

How odd! Whereabouts are you?

In a forgotten town called Worksop.

aurongrande_2

NeverInDebt wrote: »

Morrisons sell them from time to time thee are on offer along with wheat crunchies every few months

Sadly, we don't have a Morrisons in our town.

jamespir

if ypu dont like them dont buy them its not a rip off

freyasmum

Stompa wrote: »

I very rarely eat crisps, but did try some Seabrook ones a while ago. They were awful, I figured they were probably some sort of 'value' brand.

I've heard so many wonderful things about seabrook crisps recently, I figured it was me that was the problem :rotfl:

I thought they were awful, really greasy and totally tasteless.


I like walkers cheese and onion and mccoys salt and vinegar. Oooh, and quavers!

Stompa

freyasmum wrote: »

I've heard so many wonderful things about seabrook crisps recently, I figured it was me that was the problem :rotfl:

I thought they were awful, really greasy and totally tasteless.

Yes, it was their greasiness which was the main cause of my dislike.

TonyElyod

Cos someone got tO pay for that JUG EARED TW*TS adverts...

AVOID WALKERS THEY ARE SH*T

ColinFishwick

Seabrooks are one of the best. I try and avoid Walkers

Angela

I must admit the quality of walkers has gone down hill recently they are not as crispy as before the crisps seem to be hard not very nice at all.
But when you have the lions share of the market you can afford to be complacent.

geordie_joe

Angela wrote: »

My signature has been removed,why,it was 4 lines as per the rules,it showed I belonged to some of the clubs and my numbers which I no longer remember,it had a link to the Energy Saving Trust(a chartiy)peed off from Essex

It was removed because the enegy saving trust is not a charity, therefore linking to it in your sig is against the rules.

dharm999

Cant believe no-one has mentioned Mackies. They are a Scottish company i think, but their crisps are just fantastic. A bit thicker than other crisps, so that makes them extra crunchy. I discovered them in Lidl a while ago, and when we went to Edinburgh, I came back with armfuls of them! I've never seen them in the main supermarkets down south, but if any buyer from a supermarket is reading this, sort it out! Get them on the shelves.