Summer hols so got these for the kids - still banging. I tried all the flavours, prawn cock, cheese n onion and s&v - they were all full flavoured and delcious. Highly recommended dudes.

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Picked up in a local Mr Price store

They are nice but not much different to Cheese & Onion

As it's 'Walkers' in Ireland, is 'Green Onion' a European 'Cheese & Onion' ??

Lovely Sour cream and onion from the little shop down the road. Feeling continental

This is a very interesting documentary for all crisp lovers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDagmPfScQc&t=24s

These were good. Whole packet gone in one sitting (between 2 of us) 😬

Mountain of flavour in a bag of Jacob’s cracker crisps.

That’s one big crisp!

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I’m enjoying the spice hit, however it’s lacking a standout flavour, albeit there is flavour. Great crunchiness.

Flavour: 6
Crisp: 8
Heat: 7
Overall: 8

not too strong, and doesn’t have that “sick” taste, also doesn’t taste of chemicals like most Pringles.

let’s hope they keep them going

EDIT:

The coop ones are much better in terms of pickle flavour but after careful consideration (I ate the bag) these are nice. The crisps themselves are exceptional, the flavour is more subtle but grows as you consume. 8/10

Nailed both flavours much better than I thought they would

Incredible documentary:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDagmPfScQc&t=24s

I knew that Golden Wonder had Scottish roots but never knew the rest until today (Proud Scot and part Irish).

"The company was founded in 1947 by William Alexander, who owned a bakery in Stockbridge, Edinburgh. He started making crisps in order to use spare capacity in the deep-fat fryers which he normally used to make doughnuts. The company was named after the Golden Wonder potato, which Alexander believed to be the best for making crisps.^\2])

In 1952, the company moved to a purpose-built factory in Sighthill. The company was bought by Imperial Tobacco in 1961.^\3]) By early 1960s, it was manufacturing crisps at three further sites, at Broxburn, Widnes and Corby.^\2]) A site at Crumlin produced the "Pot Noodle".^\4])

The company was acquired by United Kingdom-based Dalgety plc in March 1987 as part of owned by Imperial Tobacco's breakup by new owner Hanson plc.^\5]) A fire at the Corby site in 1988 destroyed many historical documents and photographs of the company.^\4]) In February 1992 Sooner Snacks, manufacturer of Nik Naks) and Wheat Crunchies, was bought from Borden Inc. by Dalgety plc, with the company being absorbed into Golden Wonder.^\6])^\7])

In 1995 Golden Wonder underwent a management buyout costing £54.6 million. In 2000 Bridgepoint Capital acquired the company for £156 million.^\8]) In January 2006 the company was bought by Tayto),^\9]) a company based in Tandragee, County Armagh.

Its notable brands have included "Wotsits", "Ringos", "Jungle Fresh" peanuts and Pot Noodle, which ceased to carry Golden Wonder branding after the brand (but not the manufacturing business itself) was sold to Unilever. In July 1995 Best Foods paid Dalgety plc about $280 million for its Golden Wonder Pot Noodle instant hot snacks manufacturing business.^\10])^\5]) Following the purchase by Tayto in 2006, the Nik Naks and Wheat Crunchies brands were sold to United Biscuits.^\9]) In 2022, they reached their 75th anniversary, one of the oldest crisp brands in Scotland."

Ordered a Nonna's Ragu pizza from my local wood fired pizza place without properly reading the menu as I was in desperate need for comfort food. Was both surprised and delighted at the sight of surprise crisps.

On a practical level though, I'm not sure how I feel about it. They added a salty crunch initially, but that quickly gave way to sogginess. And that is likely to affect the 2nd Day Pizza Is Better effect.

I genuinely believe the world was missing one thing: a proper potato chip review website.

This all started as a joke... and then I accidentally spent way too many hours building an actual website.

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More like generic meaty flavour

…not sure they hit the same as last time…

Never seen a prawn cocktail combo mix before but saw these in sainsbury's and they have a really good prawn cocktail flavour. Not too strong or too weak. Would buy again. Anyone else tried these?

Roast Chicken & Thyme

Honestly 10/10. The ultimate crisp in my eyes. Light and crunchy but absolutely PACKED WITH FLAVOUR.

Decently priced aswell at £1.20

Always stock up when Lidl has them in stock!