Salt & Vinegar v Cheese & Onion! Which are the ultimate crisps?

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  • SarahNeedle1872
    SarahNeedle1872 Forumite Posts: 6,166 Forumite
    Quackers wrote:

    Walkers cheese & onion ARE the best 'proper crisps' but pickled onion monster munch are luverly too. :)

    Pickled onion Monster Munch.... now theres a snack DEFINATELY worth it's weight in gold!
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  • Quackers
    Quackers Forumite Posts: 10,157 Forumite
    madjohn wrote:
    Do you mean 'Wotsits'?
    Also boff!!

    No - 'cos they're called wotsits :p

    I'm now convinced this little pillow things full of nothing were called potato puffs.

    *wanders off to google*
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  • Piowse
    Piowse Forumite Posts: 4 Newbie
    Are Bovril crisps still made? They were the best!
  • iapetus
    iapetus Forumite Posts: 39 Forumite
    MSE_Martin wrote:
    Coverdinbees - listen in MSE towers they were suggesting 'lime & chili flavour' and even 'guacamole' or 'carrot wedge crisps'..... (i may have to look at my recruitment policy) :rolleyes:

    Nothing wrong with good lime and chili flavour crisps - they taste like a slightly spicier version of spicy hot Monster Munch, but with proper crisp texture.

    Obviously if it's real crisps then salt and vinegar is the One True Crisp. But the best crisp-like-but-not-actually-a-crisp snack is worcester sauce Wheat Crunchies. Can't find anywhere that sells them these days, unfortunately.
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  • madjohn
    madjohn Forumite Posts: 392 Forumite
    Quackers wrote:
    No - 'cos they're called wotsits :p

    I'm now convinced this little pillow things full of nothing were called potato puffs.

    *wanders off to google*

    Sorry, I only read from Post 50 onwards. That'll learn me! Hehee! :D
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  • AdamB
    AdamB Forumite Posts: 133 Forumite
    kirstyreanne wrote:
    making a crisp sandwich where Prawn Cocktail wins every time.
    . YUMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  • AdamB
    AdamB Forumite Posts: 133 Forumite
    Dont believe no one has mentioned scampi and lemon nik naks. Do they still make them? They were so yummy!!!!
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  • taxiphil
    taxiphil Forumite Posts: 1,980 Forumite
    What about Scampi Fries? Gorgeous! They still make them, but you only find them in pubs and old fashioned newsagents, never in supermarkets.
  • helen_caslass
    helen_caslass Forumite Posts: 293 Forumite
    taxiphil wrote:
    What about Scampi Fries? Gorgeous! They still make them, but you only find them in pubs and old fashioned newsagents, never in supermarkets.

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  • debtworrier
    debtworrier Forumite Posts: 250 Forumite
    For me it's got to be salt & black pepper. Not so flavoured that I can't taste the spud, but with the little extra kick that ready salted doesn't have.

    mmmmmKAPOWmmmmm.
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