Favourite crisps?

heatmeiser · February 28, 2008

Hedgehog crisps were beef. They just rebadged it in a very misguided attempt at humour.

Smiths salt n shake. When I was at primary school we used to pretend the little blue packs of salt were packets of drugs.

Yes, I went to school in Salford.

As mentioned by Mick. Kettle chips, salt and vinegar. No contest.

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · February 28, 2008

who remembers quentins crisps.....all stolen from golden wonder in widnes apparently

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · February 28, 2008

as i also recall ....canny bags of tudor were the 1st to push the flavour boundaries. there tomato sauce were all the rage in our schoolyard, those and kickin each other in the knackers.

monty · February 28, 2008

REIDY'S BOTTLE OF GRECIAN said:
who remembers quentins crisps.....all stolen from golden wonder in widnes apparently

THIS IS GETTING FAR TOO GAY FOR MY LIKING (n)

Vim Fuego · February 28, 2008

REIDY'S BOTTLE OF GRECIAN said:
as i also recall ....canny bags of tudor were the 1st to push the flavour boundaries. there tomato sauce were all the rage in our schoolyard, those and kickin each other in the knackers.

I remember Tudor crisps, and Tomato flavoured crisps are the real deal, especially Asda's own.

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · February 28, 2008

pastie... not really just thought i'd add it before chico arrives, although cheese & onion is a pastie type, wonder why no meat & potato crisps........mmmmm might patent it.

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · February 28, 2008

had squid ones in thailand....as disgusting as they sound and more of a jerky really.

monty · February 28, 2008

REIDY'S BOTTLE OF GRECIAN said:
pastie... not really just thought i'd add it before chico arrives, although cheese & onion is a pastie type, wonder why no meat & potato crisps........mmmmm might patent it.

About 35 years ago a gang of us were fishing in the west of Ireland and we managed to convince a shop owner in Castlegregory Co Kerry that the latest in flavour was sherbet and cabbage. The entire gang acted as being distraught that he had none in, the poor sod assured us that he'd written to his supplier to make sure he had some in next time we called, I just didn't have the heart to tell him

TX Bill · February 28, 2008

monty said:
About 35 years ago a gang of us were fishing in the west of Ireland and we managed to convince a shop owner in Castlegregory Co Kerry that the latest in flavour was sherbet and cabbage. The entire gang acted as being distraught that he had none in, the poor sod assured us that he'd written to his supplier to make sure he had some in next time we called, I just didn't have the heart to tell him

But at least that sounds better than Hedgehog flavor...

Sabbo · February 28, 2008

I think I'm probably the only bloke in the world who doesn't like salt & vinegar crisps...

Plain salted is the way to go.

I like vinegar on chips though...

monty · February 29, 2008

Sabbo said:
I think I'm probably the only bloke in the world who doesn't like salt & vinegar crisps...

Plain salted is the way to go.

I like vinegar on chips though...

is there any other way (y)