Aldi Crisps

wingates

Anyone know who actually manufactures Aldi`s Snackrite crisps?
I have tried Google but failed.

chelle333

Don't know the answer sorry, but I've tried the salt and shake ones and they were fantastic, I was genuinely quite shocked for the price !

C_J

Two minutes searching t'internet reveals that Aldi crisps are manufactured by Largo Foods in Ireland, the same company who make Hunky Dory and Tayto.


http://www.irishtimes.com/news/consumer/getting-behind-the-aldi-label-1.603978

Murphybear

chelle333 wrote: »

Don't know the answer sorry, but I've tried the salt and shake ones and they were fantastic, I was genuinely quite shocked for the price !

I bought some last week and they were awful, tasted like soggy cardboard:(

Perhaps I had a bad batch, I will give them another try:D

VfM4meplse

C_J wrote: »

Two minutes searching t'internet reveals that Aldi crisps are manufactured by Largo Foods in Ireland, the same company who make Hunky Dory and Tayto.


http://www.irishtimes.com/news/consumer/getting-behind-the-aldi-label-1.603978

Why do we only get Tayto in pubs here? There's a great market for them!

Chris25

think I've seen Tayto in B&M from time to time

Big_Graeme

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Why do we only get Tayto in pubs here? There's a great market for them!

Because Walkers pay a fortune to keep competition out.

usernameisvalid

Don't forget , there are two different Tayto manufacturers

One in NIreland

One in Eire.


The Tayto in Eire are owned by Largo

As far as I'm aware, Tayto NI are still family run