***The Official Crisp Thread***
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Try Taylor’s pickled onion. That **** ruined my mouth.
I'm always, always looking out for Seabrook's Smokehouse Cayenne, "sharing" bags.
First saw them some point about 2016 and couldn't get enough of them. They disappeared for years and I drove myself mad looking for them near enough everywhere. A year or so ago they appeared in the special aisle in Lidl, I bought about a dozen and I haven't seen any since. I need to find more!
They also do Trinidad Scorpion ones, but they're just hot for the sake of being hot and no other flavour.
I'm not a crisp guy otherwise, pretty much only eat these or go without
First saw them some point about 2016 and couldn't get enough of them. They disappeared for years and I drove myself mad looking for them near enough everywhere. A year or so ago they appeared in the special aisle in Lidl, I bought about a dozen and I haven't seen any since. I need to find more!
They also do Trinidad Scorpion ones, but they're just hot for the sake of being hot and no other flavour.
I'm not a crisp guy otherwise, pretty much only eat these or go without
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They look great, might have to get some. Looks like you buy them from certain places online.I'm always, always looking out for Seabrook's Smokehouse Cayenne, "sharing" bags.
First saw them some point about 2016 and couldn't get enough of them. They disappeared for years and I drove myself mad looking for them near enough everywhere. A year or so ago they appeared in the special aisle in Lidl, I bought about a dozen and I haven't seen any since. I need to find more!
They also do Trinidad Scorpion ones, but they're just hot for the sake of being hot and no other flavour.
I'm not a crisp guy otherwise, pretty much only eat these or go without
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Roysters t-bone steak have been the crisp of choice for the past two weeks, forgot how good they taste.
Ooh, deffo sounds like a crisp I need to try, who sells them please, any of the main supermarkets, not heard of Roysters crisps before ?
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@Bint Box not sure who else sells them, but get mine from Tesco.
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Tesco, Sainsburys and B&M all do Roysters.
Excellent news, we have a Tesco a few hundred yards away, deffo gonna be in there tomorrow on the sniff for Roysters.
Are they multi pack or one big bag? The big bag versions are high risk for a scoff sesh !
Disaster, my local Tesco's Extra did not stock Roysters crisps.
I need to travel further afield in search of Roysters....
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Expensive, but I’m tempted to try the new diddly squat sausage and mustard. Nigh on £40 for a pack of 24.
Edit: ordered. Will update with my thoughts when they arrive.
Edit: ordered. Will update with my thoughts when they arrive.
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Very nice. Kind of like the old Brannigan's Roast Beef and Mustard but a lighter mustard, not as spicy.
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"Kentucky Smoked BBQ" crinkle cut crisps from Aldi are really nice. smokey, sweet and tangy :thumbs: big bag
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What is it with shop own brand cheese balls these days? They hardly even taste of cheese anymore. I've tried Morrisons, Asda and Tesco, all are rubbish now. In fact Tesco seem to have stopped doing them now altogether. I assume it is some de-flavouring required to comply with some stupid food law. Can't we even have good cheese balls now?
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