My 'Specially Selected Lightly Sea Salted Crinkle Cut Crisps' from Aldi are made using a variety of potato supplied to the farmer by this firm:
https://www.agrico.co.uk/uk-varieties/arsenal
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My 'Specially Selected Lightly Sea Salted Crinkle Cut Crisps' from Aldi are made using a variety of potato supplied to the farmer by this firm:
https://www.agrico.co.uk/uk-varieties/arsenal
I get these crisps when I'm in Spain. They are still actually fried in oil, you get greasy fingers after eating them. It is like how crisps used to be in this country until we started trying to be overly healthy on everything and processing foods to within an inch of their life.Quote:
Originally Posted by pjlincs
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Just been to Portugal and Lays are always than better the UK WalkersQuote:
Originally Posted by Maravilloso Marvo
My Mrs is Iranian and she's introduced me to their equivalent to Wotsits. Called Chee.toz they are the best cheesy corn based snack on Earth. Unbelievable. If any of you swing by Finchley the shops their do them grab a bag you won't be sorry.
You are telling us that Iranians have better wotsits than us??Quote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
That is outrageous:-(
The UK has better Wotsits than Wotsits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
M&S Cheese Tasters are a far superior cheesy snack.
Of course the greatest cheesy snack by far are Cheetos Crunchy. But you can't get them in the UK or Europe as far as I can tell.
Shame :-(
I know it's scandalous. If we are talking strictly UK crisps obviously it's Monster Munch Flamin' Hot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
I hope you understand that all such snacks contain no cheese whatsoever. Just chemicals that have been contrived to resemble cheese but can only be tolerated by blue collar feather-wits and Canadians.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
I always liked a frazzle.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
Hugely underrated. Salt n Vinegar twirls alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter