DiningBuzz! - What's your favourite crisps?

Go for it.. let me know what your favourite bag is?

I love Macoys MAN CRISPS Salt n Vinegar.

Kettle Chips salt and vinegar

Or Canadian Ketchup flavor

Or the Costco store brand regular ones.

An Irish brand called O'Donnell's Crisps (http://www.odonnellscrisps.com/). Just two flavours & they're utterly addictive. We can't keep them in the house!

Any of several brands of kettle style chips, plain salted. I'm not overly fond of Kettle Chips brand though. Too oily to the point there is often a puddle in the bottom of the bag.

Regular Baked Lays.
Walker's Crisps.
Just about any Tortilla Chip.

They're no longer available, but I loved the Walkers Chicken Tikka Masala (http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/food/walkers-chicken-tikka-masala-flavour-crisps/). Otherwise, I like Ruffles (plain or sour cream and onion).

original salted kettle chips from fresh & easy. they're not overly greasy like the Kettle Chips brand chips.

I just usually buy pringles since they are so easy to store and taste pretty good. (I've been eating them since childhood too which definitely played role in me still buying them)

Kettle Sea Salt and balsamic vinegar.

I found them in Scotland about four years ago and ate them almost daily while I was there. Have yet to see them in a grocers in the states. :td:

Arnott's Thins chicken flavoured. Their Light and Tangy flavour are a close second.

Salt and Vinegar. Most types.

Seem to be a lot of love for S&V kettle Chips on here but I find they don't have enough flavour. A good quality crisp though.

Seabrook S&V are amazing. Pringles just brought out a 'posh' S&V flavour that was very nice. I like the regular ones too but I find it's too hit and miss with how much flavour will actually be on the crisps.

If you can't tell, I like a lot of flavour on my salt and vinegar crisps!

They're no longer available, but I loved the Walkers Chicken Tikka Masala (http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/food/walkers-chicken-tikka-masala-flavour-crisps/). Otherwise, I like Ruffles (plain or sour cream and onion).

Oh I remember them! They were yum! ^

Another vote for the Costco sea salt Kettle Chips.

They're very hard to get due to the hunting season on haggis being a short one in order to preserve numbers.

http://blisstree.com/files/2010/07/haggis.jpg

Lay's used to make a Spicy Indian Masala flavor. Everytime someone I knew went to Canada, I'd ask them to bring me back some.

Salt and vinegar, all the brands I've tried so far.

I love prawn cocktail Pringles - wish I could get them here in the U.S.

Salt and black pepper. I can't understand why it's a 'niche' flavour, much nicer than salt and vinegar.

Zapp's Cajun Crawtators...yum! Kettle jalapeno are also really good.

I'm not very sophisticated when it comes to chips (crisps)

Plain old Lays potato chips and Fritos corn chips

In the UK, another vote for the Salt & Balsamic Vinegar Kettle Chips, and the newish Walker's 'baked' salt n vinegar. I also like the 'Real' brand (our local pub sells them, most flavours go well with a pint!). In the US I like Lays bbq or honey bbq and the kettle cooked mesquite bbq ones. Here in the UK bbq crisps are very meaty, but the Lays ones taste more like bbq sauce.

Tyrrel's vegetable crisps (parsnips/carrots/beetroot, etc) are nice but VERY greasy and cost a lot too.

Lay's used to make a Spicy Indian Masala flavor. Everytime someone I knew went to Canada, I'd ask them to bring me back some.

Ohh that reminds me of the Phileas Fogg Punjab Puri crisps - ohhh they were seriously good! My father was a huge fan, and there was often a bag on the go (he would have a small handful as a pre-dinner snack, often with a glass of wine or beer, but mother has curtailed his habit after some none too favourable cholesterol readings!) Can you still get them, I haven't seen them in years!

Zapp's Cajun Crawtators...yum! Kettle jalapeno are also really good.

I could subsist solely off of Zapp's and Abita Amber.

Salt & Vinegar or Sea Salt. Any kind are fine with me.

Tangentially, I recently discovered Snyder's Hot Buffalo Wing Pretzel Pieces and I am totally addicted.

Canadian Ketchup flavor.


i love these too!! an american company (herr's??) just came out with a ketchup flavor, but it's not even close to the canadian ketchup...

Lays Smokey Bacon

Poore Brothers BBQ or Salt and Vinegar:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poore_Brothers

On a side note, the vending machine at work has been stocking Puffy Cheetos. I hadn't had them since elementary school so I bought a bag and wow did they take me back. Nice piece of nostalgia there.

Three others on my honorable mention list...

http://www.taquitos.net/im/sn/Munchos.jpg
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/1/15558/413664-Grippos-BBQ_super.jpg
http://www.nationwidecandy.com/mmCANDY/Images/andy-capp-hot-fries_small.jpg

I have a preference for these.

http://d3hqdt8j93rgvn.cloudfront.net/Image/MEDIUM_8a78c6e02140d9310121429ae2c95293.jpg

Ooh, I forgot to mention PopChips, which are kind of like potato chips, only much lower in fat and 90% as delicious.

Salt & Vinegar
Salt & Pepper
Cheddar

Yum

MAN CRISPSI hope MAN is the manufacturer.

Anyway, Herr's sour cream and onion.

Munchos are a bit like Quavers!

I like UK cheesy wotsits - they are yummy and cheetos are a poor imitation!

Archer Farms (target store brand)

baked balsamic vinegar and sea salt :D

...I like UK cheesy wotsits - they are yummy and cheetos are a poor imitation!

If Cheetos are a poor imitation, thank God these cheesy wotsits can't be had in the U. S. :)

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Krunchers Jalapeno Chips (if you can find them!)

http://www.krunchers.net/DesktopModules/SoH/tabid/195/Cid/0/Prid/4/Default.aspx

Utz's Chips (any flavor) they are made in Southern PA and available in the Mid-Atlantic area only, I believe.

UK - Marks & Spencers Hickory Smoked BBQ Lattices
US - Fritos Honey BBQ Flavor Twists

Three others on my honorable mention list...

http://www.taquitos.net/im/sn/Munchos.jpg
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/1/15558/413664-Grippos-BBQ_super.jpg
http://www.homemedstore.com/images/andy-capp-hot-fries_small.jpg

+1 on all three!!!!

OMG I haven't had grippos in so long! Need to buy one of those boxes soon..

Great thread!

Old Dutch Kettle Crunch BBQ.. mmm.. yummy..

Just bought 4 bags @ $0.50 each at a dollar store yesterday..

Anyone else like Wise(Owl) potato chips?

http://images1.hellotrade.com/data2/US/OD/HELLOTD-1760494/Bag_PC_All_Natural_250x250.png

Hawaiian Sweet Maui Onion Potato Chips

does anyone remember getting "Charlie's Chips" delivered to their house in a tin??

these were great!!! or it might have been just the excitement of the delivery....who knows?! it was a looong time ago :)

Kettle Chips Thai Chili. Perfect blend of flavor and spice. Unfortunately they are hard to find in my area.

Speaking of chain restaurants.. Taco Time has really good dessert baked Tortillas that are sort of puffed up crispy sprinkled with Cinnamon.. I love ordering those for dessert once in awhile, along with their apple empanadas..

Speaking of chain restaurants.. Taco Time has really good dessert baked Tortillas that are sort of puffed up crispy sprinkled with Cinnamon.

I'm not sure if they still have them, but Taco Bell had those at one time.

I'm not sure if they still have them, but Taco Bell had those at one time.

I just had them the other week at Taco Bell.. bit light on the cinnamon, but certainly for the price of say $5.99, and getting the big box of goodies, I wasn't complaining..

Hit the spot.. But Taco Time is better, and had that with the family at a Taco Time Cantina the other week as well..^

In the UK I love Brannigans Roast Beef & Mustard. In the US I like plain Ruffles (the ridged ones I think???).

my favorite is unquestionably sour cherry crisp. i do also like apple and peach crisps.

I just had them the other week at Taco Bell.. bit light on the cinnamon, but certainly for the price of say $5.99, and getting the big box of goodies, I wasn't complaining..

Hit the spot.. But Taco Time is better, and had that with the family at a Taco Time Cantina the other week as well..^

After a saw a roach crawling over the taco meat, I haven't stepped in a Taco Bell in over 15 years. :eek:

I have never heard of Taco Time. I guess because they have so few locations in the US.

After a saw a roach crawling over the taco meat, I haven't stepped in a Taco Bell in over 15 years. :eek:

I have never heard of Taco Time. I guess because they have so few locations in the US.

I guess the geography makes a difference as we're from Calgary, and there is a Taco Time pretty much convenient all over the city..

Higher quality than Taco Bell imo..

Must have been ugly seeing a roach over your taco meat.. Did it just crawl on, or was it served already in it?:eek:

Must have been ugly seeing a roach over your taco meat.. Did it just crawl on, or was it served already in it?:eek:

LOL. I wasn't my taco meat yet. I just walked out before ordering. It was crawling over the meat then scattered when one of the taco assemblers came near. The guy had to have seen it, but he didn't react in a way that indicated surprise. I guess he was used to seeing them. :(

I just ate a portion of a bag of these today. Very tasty, and very addicting.

http://imagethumbnails.milo.com/007/717/737/290/7717454_8006737_290.jpg

After a saw a roach crawling over the taco meat, I haven't stepped in a Taco Bell in over 15 years. :eek:

I have never heard of Taco Time. I guess because they have so few locations in the US.

if you want to avoid food places with roaches, i would recommend you visit almost every restaurant at about 9-10am, before they have the roach control people in. also, if you can get in before sunrise, and flip on some lights, you will find serious roach counts in almost every restaurant.

Salt & vinegar only. The sour taste appeals to my tastebuds, otherwise stick to veggie dips, various nuts or dried fish/squid for bar snacks.

Munchos are a bit like Quavers!

I like UK cheesy wotsits - they are yummy and cheetos are a poor imitation!

I'm into Prawn Cocktail flavour Wotists at the moment, although I had a bag of cheese flavour for lunch which were real nice.

if you want to avoid food places with roaches, i would recommend you visit almost every restaurant at about 9-10am, before they have the roach control people in. also, if you can get in before sunrise, and flip on some lights, you will find serious roach counts in almost every restaurant.

This makes me very unhappy. I don't want to think about roaches when I'm eating out.

This makes me very unhappy. I don't want to think about roaches when I'm eating out.

It certainly isn't a problem in every restaurant. There is no reason a restaurant that is well managed should have any more insect problems than a home kitchen. You get bugs when food is left out, surfaces, floors etc are not cleaned of food debris, and things like walls are not maintained properly. Restaurants should be on top of those things anyway, regardless of insect problems.

LOL. I wasn't my taco meat yet. I just walked out before ordering. It was crawling over the meat then scattered when one of the taco assemblers came near. The guy had to have seen it, but he didn't react in a way that indicated surprise. I guess he was used to seeing them. :(

So the Roach was on the Taco Meat where assemly of the tacos were done? and it scattered when one of the assemblers came near..

I guess Roach is the ingredient of the day.. stay healthy..:eek:

So the Roach was on the Taco Meat where assemly of the tacos were done? and it scattered when one of the assemblers came near..


Yeah, it was crawling over the meat that they keep in bowls that workers use to assemble the tacos. They always say there are at least ten roaches for every one you see.

These ones, of course!

http://www.hiderfoods.co.uk/site-includes/images/products/250px/60254.jpg

Actually, as well as the name, they are rather tasty, and do a very good parsnip crisp as well. However, my current favourite has to be these:

http://shop.planksfarmshop.co.uk/imglib/bc8d39fb-e502-4333-add6-fb98405ff3ed/250_0/Tyrrells_Chicken_and_Tarragon_150gm.png

as sold by my local coffee shop. They also do a fantastic root veg crisp packet - parsnip, beetroot and carrot. If we're allowed non root-veg-based crisps, then these are wonderful, but irritatingly hard to find:

http://cdn1.shopperhive.co.uk/n/nairns-caramelised-onion-oat-bakes.jpg

Yeah, it was crawling over the meat that they keep in bowls that workers use to assemble the tacos. They always say there are at least ten roaches for every one you see.

Beautiful.. extra protein introduced to the tacos at Taco Bell..:D

Its' amazing that these employees, just didn't seem to care..:rolleyes:

Beautiful.. extra protein introduced to the tacos at Taco Bell..:D


Ewww! While I wish I could get some of those cinnamon crisps, every time I see a taco bell commercial all I can think of is that huge roach spreading germs all over that meat. God knows what else they were crawling on.

Ewww! While I wish I could get some of those cinnamon crisps, every time I see a taco bell commercial all I can think of is that huge roach spreading germs all over that meat. God knows what else they were crawling on.

Walked by a Taco Bell today at Cross Iron Mills near Calgary..

To tell you the truth, the roach didn't enter into my mind today..

Glad food chains are a bit cleaner in Canada..:D

I like my crisps, well, crispy, so:

Lant chips, a Swedish brand formerly sold at IKEA. Irresistible.

Cape Cod chips

Utz's lard-fried chips were amazing but are probably no longer available.

Some UN-favorite flavors: Poulet roti (sold in France), Pickles (more like piccalilli, sold in Belgium).

Hard Bite, Jalapeno.

I love a crunchy chip!

does anyone remember getting "Charlie's Chips" delivered to their house in a tin??

these were great!!! or it might have been just the excitement of the delivery....who knows?! it was a looong time ago :)

Yes! In Connecticut in the 70s. I can still picture that big tin!

Whenever I visit the mid-Atlantic region: Utz Crab Chips.

I like my crisps, well, crispy, so:

Lant chips, a Swedish brand formerly sold at IKEA. Irresistible.

Cape Cod chips

Utz's lard-fried chips were amazing but are probably no longer available.

Some UN-favorite flavors: Poulet roti (sold in France), Pickles (more like piccalilli, sold in Belgium).

Who on FT likes mush chips.. Chips that are not crispy.. but a bit gooey..

What are some products? I'm thinking duck chips in sauce..

does anyone remember getting "Charlie's Chips" delivered to their house in a tin??

these were great!!! or it might have been just the excitement of the delivery....who knows?! it was a looong time ago :)


Charles Chips -- tan tin with brown lettering. I saw them used as props onstage (a mountaineer's cabin) a couple of months ago. Very evocative.

As a good Northern Irish lass - my fave crisps of all time are a local brand - TAYTO

www.tayto.com

Their Cheese and Onion and Smoky Bacon crisps get delivered to me by the box of 48!! YUMMM

As a kid, I loved original Pringles.

Today, I still like Pringles but I also like Salt 'n Vinegar Kettle chips.

As a kid, I loved original Pringles.

Today, I still like Pringles but I also like Salt 'n Vinegar Kettle chips.

Pringles are great.. a past time favorite..

I picked up a pack of Lays the other day.. still something to Pringles I prefer..

I like the Sour Cream and Onion Pringles.. mmm.. very good..

Whenever I visit the mid-Atlantic region: Utz Crab Chips.

^^

Central PA has to be the snack food capital of the world, at least when it comes to potato chips. While Kettle cooked Utz are good, nothing beats Martins Kettle Cooked. (Though Martins Kettle Cooked with Sea Salt are also quite good.)
By the way, there are still a couple of local brands which are fried in lard for a really crispy chip.

Shun Fat Supermarket, or Giant Tiger.. has shrimp chips..

Looks like Cheezies.. mmm..

http://www.britishdelights.com/images/cw10.jpg

http://www.britishdelights.com/images/cw10.jpg

OMG! Hate it! Jst the look of it makes me cring. :eek:

I like Utz potato chips (gotta be a fresh bag!).

I also like the international flavors out there.. the Indian tomato flavors for example.. or a great chile limon. I got 2 bags of chile limon in the counter to try soon actually (lays chile limon, and a tapatio hot sauce brand)

Lays Stack is a good munch..

I like their sour cream.. and their bbq isn't at all that bad

I just ate a portion of a bag of these today. Very tasty, and very addicting.

http://imagethumbnails.milo.com/007/717/737/290/7717454_8006737_290.jpg



These are my favorite. A bag has a short lifespan if it is close to me.

Central PA has to be the snack food capital of the world, at least when it comes to potato chips. While Kettle cooked Utz are good, nothing beats Martins Kettle Cooked. (Though Martins Kettle Cooked with Sea Salt are also quite good.)
By the way, there are still a couple of local brands which are fried in lard for a really crispy chip.


You can visit the factories of Herr's, Snyder's, Utz and others in Lancaster County PA.


http://philadelphia.about.com/od/lancastercountypadutch/tp/snack_food_factory_tours.htm

Doritos - Hint of Lime!!!! I can't buy them in the states!

Doritos - Hint of Lime!!!! I can't buy them in the states!

They're in Canada?

I'll have to pick up a pack.. seems like its the newest rave!;)

Herr's kettle cooked

Herr's kettle cooked

All time favorite.. Dutch kettle crunch bbq flavored..

Does anyone remember Heinz tomato ketchup flavoured crisps?

http://www.britishdelights.com/images/cw10.jpg Now there's an Australian version ready to go head to head with your offering - bring on the sodium overload!

http://resources2.news.com.au/images/2011/09/10/1226133/894562-vegemite-chips.jpg

Does anyone remember Heinz tomato ketchup flavoured crisps?

Isn't that where ketchup flavored chips originated from..

I used to eat Ketchup chips all the time..

Isn't that where ketchup flavored chips originated from..

I used to eat Ketchup chips all the time..

Hmm I don't know actually possibly.. maybe it was a derivative from tomato puree?

MAybe 25-30 years ago, I entered and won a contest on a local television cooking show. The main prize was some Le Creuset cookware (which my mom still has), and also a case of Kitch'n Cook'd potato chips from Hawai'i. The chips were air-shipped directly from Maui:

http://s3-media4.ak.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/APWrm8qpoCSEAtkwqjstcQ/l.jpg


They still rank as the best I've ever had.

Hmm I don't know actually possibly.. maybe it was a derivative from tomato puree?

Are flavours derived from actual essence, or formulated from scratch to resemble flavours, that have no derivatives to the taste?

Favorite Baked:

Kettle Bakes Salt and Cracked Black Pepper
Baked Lays Original

Favorite Fried Potato:

Cape Cod

Favorite Tortilla:

The ones they make fresh at the Pink Taco

Ooh, I forgot to mention PopChips, which are kind of like potato chips, only much lower in fat and 90% as delicious.

Salt & Vinegar
Salt & Pepper
Cheddar

Yum

My girlfriend likes Pop Chips. I think they taste like chalk.

MAybe 25-30 years ago, I entered and won a contest on a local television cooking show. The main prize was some Le Creuset cookware (which my mom still has), and also a case of Kitchen Cook'd potato chips from Hawai'i. The chips were air-shipped directly from Maui:

http://s3-media4.ak.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/APWrm8qpoCSEAtkwqjstcQ/l.jpg


They still rank as the best I've ever had.

Maui chips are great.

Are flavours derived from actual essence, or formulated from scratch to resemble flavours, that have no derivatives to the taste?

The ones I quoted are made using the ingredients from Heinz so I guess they were the Offical crisps, but you do get crisps that have the name and are made to taste like the actual flavour.

For example, in the UK we have crisps that are Vegetarian because they are made from ingredients that are not from meat. For example, you can eat "Steak and Onion"crisps if your veggie as it is made from chemicals made to taste like steak and onions but infact have no steak and onion in them!

The ones I quoted are made using the ingredients from Heinz so I guess they were the Offical crisps, but you do get crisps that have the name and are made to taste like the actual flavour.

For example, in the UK we have crisps that are Vegetarian because they are made from ingredients that are not from meat. For example, you can eat "Steak and Onion"crisps if your veggie as it is made from chemicals made to taste like steak and onions but infact have no steak and onion in them!

Thanks for the clarification..

I didn't think that the simulated flavors were from the actual tasting food, but chemicals and ingredients combined to make it taste like its the real thing..

Walkers UK have unleased their Mystery Flavour stuff!

http://www.asiantrader.biz/LargeImages%5CWalkers%20Mystery%20Flavours%20Range .jpg

Anyone tried them?

Not quite chips, not quite popcorn, but Pop Corners are really good. I like the Kettle flavor:

http://www.popcorners.com/

I love pickled onion flavour Monster Munch and Scampi Fries (do these count).
I was partial to a packet of Frazzles when I was younger!

Herr's Old Bay Chips...Just need to find a way to get those here in Germany

'Salt and vinegar' all the way. The only problem is that it's extremely difficult to find in most countries...

I had some from the first class snack basket on US Air that I thought was salt and vinegar.. they were really good!!

I love pickled onion flavour Monster Munch and Scampi Fries (do these count).
I was partial to a packet of Frazzles when I was younger!

Ohhhh pickled onion monster munch! Mmmmmm! A close tie with cheesy wotsits I feel on 'not quite a crisp' crisp flavour!

Chili Cheese Fritos! Can't stop, though, once you start.

Kettle Krinkle Cut Chips, Salt & Fresh Ground Pepper

Doritos Cool American (sadly no longer available in Belgium), Pringles Sour Cream & Onion, Lays Indian Curry (also no longer available)

I like Cheese Pringles and BBQ Hula Hoops

Oh hor could I forget Pringles!

Once you pop you can't stop! :)

'Salt and vinegar' all the way. The only problem is that it's extremely difficult to find in most countries...

You are my new best friend. I could mow down 5 bags of Walker S&V chips daily.

nom nom nom nom

Pringles -almost any flavor. They really are a good brand. The wife always has some in the pantry.

Old Dutch BBQ kettle cooked.. mmmm

Best peanut oil kettle cooked chip I've ever tasted. The flavor just accentuates the goodness.

Just the calories are overload.

You are my new best friend. I could mow down 5 bags of Walker S&V chips daily.

nom nom nom nom

Washed down with a pint of Marston's Pedigree they are even better. :p

Walkers UK have unleased their Mystery Flavour stuff!

http://www.asiantrader.biz/LargeImages%5CWalkers%20Mystery%20Flavours%20Range .jpg

Anyone tried them?

Walker's is Frito Lay? The logo is exactly the same...

Pringles -almost any flavor. They really are a good brand. The wife always has some in the pantry.

ugh, really? They are horrible, like potato flakes fried or baked, I really don't like them. I am not big on chips in the first place, but pringles rank among the worst.

Walker's is Frito Lay? The logo is exactly the same...

via Wikipedia. I couldn't find anything on when they were acquired, though.

"Walkers is now owned by Frito-Lay"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walkers_(snack_foods)

Both Walkers and Lays are owned by Pepsi, although I think the crisps taste quite different (not least the different flavour options).

... In the US I like plain Ruffles (the ridged ones I think???).

Me too, plain ridged ones. Munching on them right now ;)

There used to be a British brand called Tudor - are they still around?

via Wikipedia. I couldn't find anything on when they were acquired, though.

"Walkers is now owned by Frito-Lay"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walkers_(snack_foods)



timeline like this, pepsi and frito merge in 1965 to make PepsiCo, pepsiCo purchased Walker's in 1989, interesting.

There used to be a British brand called Tudor - are they still around?

No, they were part of walker's which phased it out before being bought by PepsiCo.

No, they were part of walker's which phased it out before being bought by PepsiCo.

Thank you for the answer. I remember an advert for them in the early 80s and the person had a Geordi accent.

Wise Potato Chips!!!! Only on the East coast, sadly.

Also, I really love Harvest Cheddar Sun Chips.

Doritos

And love love, Cheetos!
;)
I never eat any of these....

Do combos count too?

Saw Green Tea flavoured Lays in a local store today (Shanghai). Can't see those being a big seller.......

Out of the regular crisp flavours salt and vinegar was definitely my favourite.

There are some amazing Indian/Pakistani brand crisps.

There are a wide variety of flavours. Chicken Tikka, Chicken Jalfrezi, Spicy Tandoori and a few others ones made by Lays. Will have to find the pictures and show you all. :D

Juanita's tortilla chips are addicting. Seems like they're only available in Northern California and the Pacific NW.

Hunky Dory's sour cream and spring onion^http://www.hunkydorys.ie/images/hd-calendar-2012.jpg

Gotta be Ballreich's of Tiffin Ohio. I love the Marcelled. I always stock up when I'm back home. I send them to my friends that are now scattered about the country.

Found some!

http://174.133.83.130/~pyrspect/demos/lays/images/lays/flavour-packets-imgs/pakistani-chik-ach.png
Local Market: Pakistani Chicken Achari.

http://www.rewaj.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Lays-Flavor-World-Cup-new-flavors.jpg

http://www.pakistangrocery.com/images/products/gift-lays-ketchup-L.jpg

Thank you for the answer. I remember an advert for them in the early 80s and the person had a Geordi accent.

Tudor make a canny bag o' crisps, man.

They are no longer made but Cape Cod Robust Russet chips were the best!

PRINGLES! ONCE YOU POP YOU CAN'T STOP. Excuse the pun! :rolleyes:

PRINGLES! ONCE YOU POP YOU CAN'T STOP. Excuse the pun! :rolleyes:

My family had 3 of the small cans of Pringles on the plane yesterday.. at $3 per pop (no pun intended);)