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Remember these terrible crisps
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system3 said:
Anyone remember Tudor crisps? Only 21/2p a packet and the pickled onion flavour was pure heaven.

I like those Yorkshire made crisps, Seabrook or something they're called.
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Are seabrook e the ones that fall apart really easy? If so there amazing crisps!
 
It has a design flaw tho , the bag size is not big enough 3 scoops and bag is empty so i find you need to eat 3 packs for crisp satisfaction
 
I'll throw one in here that might divide opinion. What are your thoughts on wotsits? I personally like them but I don't eat many as they stain your hands orange and not a very sensible thing to eat in the van between jobs.
Apart from that I think there ace.
 
i love wotsits but they play a lower ranking to what other crisp maybe on offer eg skips over wotsits everytim,e
 
villa_tom said:
I'll throw one in here that might divide opinion. What are your thoughts on wotsits? I personally like them but I don't eat many as they stain your hands orange and not a very sensible thing to eat in the van between jobs.
Apart from that I think there ace.
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My boy loves worsits and gets covered in orange. I like em too but don't eat them often due to the tango effect!
 
hammers4spanner said:
I remember a crisp from an early age that i think were called fish and chips , you had fish and chip shaped crisps and they were imo a crisp nirvana
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Nice throwback. I remember those. There was a chicken and chips version aswell if you remember.

Another one I just thought off is chip stix. Salt and vinegar flavour. Real strong taste thought. But lovely.
 
I like Wotsits, but they don't half make your breath smell like wet socks.
 
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