What's your favourite Crisp?

[Rambo]

Crisps, Burgers, please stop these food threads, I am on a diet!

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Rigid kettle

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[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

Can't believe it took this long

Edit: It didn't. (runs away)

 

[Robinjakarta]

I'm a traditionalist. Ready Salted. Does anyone else remember the old Smiths Crisps? Just plain crisps in a bag, with a little sachet of salt, which you shook on yourself.

Sometimes you got two of those blue sachets. Or none.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Sometimes you got two of those blue sachets. Or none.

Russian roulette, part of the fun!

 

[hans kraay fan club]

My favourite crisps are whichever packet are nearest me.

You don't work in an office in Chandlers Ford, do you?

 

[Colonel Angus]

I've recently discovered lentil chips (crisps) and they are pretty good. They have a real crunch and a simple oil cooked taste (sort of Oomami flavour).

For a tater chip I favour Beef &Onion

 

[bennibenj]

Favourite Crisp, for me Roysters T-Bone Steak Flavour

 

[atfc village]

Salt and Vinegar Chipsticks in the UK . Out in Malta they have Twistees and they are fantastic.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Salt and Vinegar Chipsticks in the UK . Out in Malta they have Twistees and they are fantastic.

They have taken my beloved buses away in Malta. Sniff, sob, wail. so sod their crisps.

 

[aberdare seagull]

Real handcooked crisps ox flavour or the sea salt and malt flavour

 

[Geestar]

Monster Munch - Pickled Onion

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[Herne Hill Seagull]

Disco's, Hula Hoops, Pringles, Twisters. Herne Hill really has gone upmarket since the days I lived there.

Haven't lived there for fifteen years, Cowfold. Just never changed the user name. I confess I thought it was quite posh even when I lived there, though - it was all doctors and the like resident there at the time.

I'm not sure I'd describe my list as 'upmarket' though - surely that's a label reserved for the brands which have sparked the 'chips/crisps' fury on here? (I'm firmly on the right side of that argument, by the way. I don't care how 'artisan' they are - they're crisps.)

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Haven't lived there for fifteen years, Cowfold. Just never changed the user name. I confess I thought it was quite posh even when I lived there, though - it was all doctors and the like resident there at the time.

I'm not sure I'd describe my list as 'upmarket' though - surely that's a label reserved for the brands which have sparked the 'chips/crisps' fury on here? (I'm firmly on the right side of that argument, by the way. I don't care how 'artisan' they are - they're crisps.)

Interesting, I left there in the early eighties, lived in Dulwich Road, alongside Brockwell Park. It was at the Brixton end though, so perhaps that explains it!.

 

[jakarta]

Historically (we are talking mid 1970's) BOVRIL Flavoured Crisps.

These days and still on a Beefy theme it has to be another vote for Brannigans Beef & Mustard (bloody expensive for the small amount you get however).

Have a guilty pleasure now and again when I have a bag of Wotsits - finger licking good...

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I love crisps. Frazzles and Monster Munch are my favourite maize based snacks (if I'm allowed to include these). Salt and vinegar Burts are my favourite real crisps.

 

[majnoon]

marks and spencer 4 cheese and onion, simply delicious

 

[Bry Nylon]

Does anyone else remember the old Smiths Crisps? Just plain crisps in a bag, with a little sachet of salt, which you shook on yourself.

You were doing it all wrong; you were supposed to shake the salt on the CRISPS.

 

[Lindfield23]

Cheese and onion McCoys

 

[Beach Hut]

Brannigans by a country mile