OT - Crisps

[Rjk]

Brannigans beef and mustard and Roysters T-bone steak are my favourites.
Partial to a bag of Worcester sauce Walkers mind.

Yes to all three, especially the roysters t-bone steak.

Here is a man who knows his crisps

[Der Kaiser]

Problem is, people are crisp snobs and they don't even know it....

If you say your favourite crisps are Quavers, Wotsits or Dorito's people will accept it.

As soon as you start talking about the cheap crisps - Space Raiders, Transform-a-Snacks or Tangy Toms etc people get all upset about the situation...

And thats when snack based arguments start to happen...

The cheap ones are the best! Quarterbacks

[Chris Pontprennau Blues]

This is turning into a Crispexit rant , and should be on the talking bollocks board.

You'll be saying next that someone peels the spuds, slices them up by hand and then hand cooks them in the oven - really

[Ras Malai]

McCoys Muchos are going to be the wave this season....

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[jon1959]

McCoys Muchos are going to be the wave this season....

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Did you remember this thread and thought it needed more oxygen, or were you randomly trawling through page 179 (or whatever) of the board and came across it as a neglected gem? Baker used to do it quite often for devilment, but it always seems very odd to me.

[BLUETIT]

LiDl are selling “JIM BEAM, Bourbon Whiskey crisps” 99p for a 120gr (large) packet

[Ras Malai]

LiDl are selling “JIM BEAM, Bourbon Whiskey crisps” 99p for a 120gr (large) packet

I will look into it!

[Maccy Blue]

I really loved the worcester sauce flavour Twiglets but haven't seen them for a long time. Not sure they would be counted as crisps though.

[Rjk]

I really loved the worcester sauce flavour Twiglets but haven't seen them for a long time. Not sure they would be counted as crisps though.

They're all counted here

[The Bob Banker Spanker]

I really loved the worcester sauce flavour Twiglets but haven't seen them for a long time. Not sure they would be counted as crisps though.

Couldn’t put down the curry flavour ones either.

[Optimistic Nick]

They're all counted here

Not by me.

[NYCBlue]

I rarely touch them. But if I do, plain or salt and vinegar. Old school.

[RonnieBird]

I don't like crisps, but do you remember those Smiths ones in the stripey paper bags with a blue wax paper twist of salt included ?
They were all the rage when we were relegated in about 1964 and I used to keep the little bags of salt to chuck on the coal fire and create coloured flames.

Of course, there was no Netflix or internet porn in those days, but it was quite a popular diversion during the long winter evenings.

If you doubt that the world has degenerated since then, just try and interest the kids of today in stuff like that and they'll look at you as if you're stupid and demand some kind of tiny record player thing with earphones or start taking drugs.

[Tuerto]

I don't like crisps, but do you remember those Smiths ones in the stripey paper bags with a blue wax paper twist of salt included ?
They were all the rage when we were relegated in about 1964 and I used to keep the little bags of salt to chuck on the coal fire and create coloured flames.

Of course, there was no Netflix or internet porn in those days, but it was quite a popular diversion during the long winter evenings.

If you doubt that the world has degenerated since then, just try and interest the kids of today in stuff like that and they'll look at you as if you're stupid and demand some kind of tiny record player thing with earphones or start taking drugs.

I bought a copy of readers wives the other day from my newsagent, you can imagine my complete embarrassment when i realised that the young lady who served me would've thought that i had no internet connection.....

[JDerrida]

I don't like crisps, but do you remember those Smiths ones in the stripey paper bags with a blue wax paper twist of salt included ?
They were all the rage when we were relegated in about 1964 and I used to keep the little bags of salt to chuck on the coal fire and create coloured flames.

Of course, there was no Netflix or internet porn in those days, but it was quite a popular diversion during the long winter evenings.

If you doubt that the world has degenerated since then, just try and interest the kids of today in stuff like that and they'll look at you as if you're stupid and demand some kind of tiny record player thing with earphones or start taking drugs.

🤣😂🤣

[the other bob wilson]

This is turning into a Crispexit rant , and should be on the talking bollocks board.

Michael's started a Wales Bales board then has he?

[kendoddsdadsdogsdead]

whatever happened to Beef Wotsits..****ing miss them i do

[Penybont Blue]

Pom bears 🐻

[jon1959]

How many views?

[Joe Gillis]

Chipmunk oxo crisps

Best crisps ever

[Rjk]

Jacobs baked crinklys - chilli beef flavour

[Optimistic Nick]

whatever happened to Beef Wotsits..****ing miss them i do

Agree, a fine corn-based snack. But not a crisp.

[AlwaysAway2]

Chipmunk oxo crisps

Saved me posting this.
Definately the best flavoured crisps ever.

[PhyllisStant]

Kettle crisps for me

I first had a bag of kettle crisps in Sydney in 93, long before i had seen them in the UK, a guy i shared a house with worked for a small independent kettle crisp maker in Sydney, a perk appeared to be his could smuggle a few bags out every day, they soon became me choice of midday snack in work

I was back home for a few years till they appeared here in the UK, that extra crunch just makes them

Way too hard for a crisp. More suitable uses would be structural ballast or, if you've got one with a pointed edge, skinning weasels.

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Saved me posting this.
Definately the best flavoured crisps ever.

I recall licking the oxo flavour from the crisp before consuming said slice of potato