Cheese and Onion overtakes Ready Salted!?

darkman2

I've heard a rumour that Cheese and Onion flavour crisps have taken over Ready Salted as the favoured flavour crisp. I checked the Tayto website. It was very unhelpful so im going to do a bit of googling. In the mean time does anyone know if this is true?! *searches newspaper articles*

ronnie3585

That's a very dangerous rumour.

monkeyfudge

Do Tayto even do a ready salted flavour?

Mushy

monkeyfudge wrote: »

Do Tayto even do a ready salted flavour?

Didn't think they did. Cheese & onion...now I want some/loads!

Mark200

Cheese and Onion has always been the best

stevoman

ring loius copland. he knows that tayto fella seemingly. he might be able to tell you.

Gran Hermano

OP, which country are you talking about? I always thought that cheese and onion was number one in Ireland but ready salted was the top seller in England.

chopperbyrne

King or Hunky Dorys C&O.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Aodan83

It's about damn time cheese and onion got ahead!!!

Kork Boy

Cheese and Onion rules, ready salted is boring by comparison.

Samurai

Jeesus i had no idea ready salted was so popular i always assumed cheese and onion was miles ahead

Busi_Girl08

Can't beat Cheese n' Onion Taytos

Simply the definitive crisp!!

Also really good in a sarnie with mayonnaise!!

darkman2

darkman2 wrote: »

I've heard a rumour that Cheese and Onion flavour crisps have taken over Ready Salted as the favoured flavour crisp. I checked the Tayto website. It was very unhelpful so im going to do a bit of googling. In the mean time does anyone know if this is true?! *searches newspaper articles*

WTF is Ready salted

Xavi6

Salt & Vinegar ftw tbh

AnonoBoy

Cheese and Onion always has been and always will be the breakfast (crisp) of champions.

Anyone who says otherwise will be first against the wall when the (crisp) revolution comes.

Gummy Panda

Gran Hermano wrote: »

OP, which country are you talking about? I always thought that cheese and onion was number one in Ireland but ready salted was the top seller in England.

When I was in Madrid a few years ago, all i could get was ready salted. Though i got them for free in pubs with peanuts and olives. Silly spanish didn't recognise their mistake in refilling those bowls.. nyom nyom nyom nyom!!

stovelid

King Cheese and Onion ftw. Not farmhouse premium cheddar and red onion or whatever.

donmeister

Who the fuck likes Ready Salted anyways???

Saibh

Cheese & Onion are the best anyway



Ready salted are made by Tayto (N.I.)

humanji

Samurai wrote:

Jeesus i had no idea ready salted was so popular i always assumed cheese and onion was miles ahead

Cheese & Onion isn't sold in many countries. That's why ready salted sells so much better (or at least did, if the rumours are true).

Turd Ferguson

Smokey bacon


/thread

IvySlayer

Salt and Vinegar is the best flavour! I love when you get that one crisp that makes your taste buds overload :pac:

biko

I found crisps with Dill in a Polish shop, they are my news favs
Cheese and Onion comes in close second
Salted not even on the map

Fanny Cradock

monkeyfudge wrote: »

Do Tayto even do a ready salted flavour?

I always associate ready salted crisps with them there foreign crisps. You know, Walkers and their ilk.

Back to your own country, I say. We like ours with vinegar!

ShooterSF

Worcester Sauce flavour TBH

Mc Love

Sour cream & onion waaay nicer!

Mossy Monk

Ready Salted was never a nice flavour, let alone the nicest.

AnonoBoy

sparkysrovers wrote: »

Sour cream & onion waaay nicer!

Them's fighting words.

Cookie_Monster

Ready salted or salt & vinegar FTW

Cheese and onion aren't nearly as nice.

Tayto are crappy crisps too, you always get loads of green / black icky one, ****ty quality. Hunky Dories or walkers are much better

SomeFool

King Pub Crisps.... mmmmmm

TeletextPear

Turd Ferguson wrote: »

Smokey bacon


/thread

without a doubt, the best flavour :cool:

Venom

Samurai wrote: »

Jeesus i had no idea ready salted was so popular i always assumed cheese and onion was miles ahead

Would of thought the same thing as well.

Like people out there actually like salt and vinegar flavor crisps its not some urban legend?

Dragan

Ready Salted taste like something that was dragged up a ****ing mountain made of assholes tbh.

Ruu_Old

Ready Salted are the mank, always the last option (would even put them behind prawn cocktail crisps).

Venom

Cookie_Monster wrote: »

Ready salted or salt & vinegar FTW

Cheese and onion aren't nearly as nice.

Tayto are crappy crisps too, you always get loads of green / black icky one, ****ty quality. Hunky Dories or walkers are much better

Agree 100% about Tayto having loads of manky looking crisps in the packet.

s_carnage

Chilli & chocolate washed down with a pint of 17 week old milk. Mmmm I love getting sick!!!

TeletextPear

Dragan wrote: »

Ready Salted taste like something that was dragged up a ****ing mountain made of assholes tbh.

caranpoohil?? kpoo? mount kilibumjaro?

god, im on fire today

_blank_

Ready Salted is not a "flavour" ffs.

Just like "Original" Hula Hoops.

Original WHAT?

Morons.

javaboy

Moved from After Hours.

AnonoBoy

Des wrote: »

Ready Salted is not a "flavour" ffs.

Just like "Original" Hula Hoops.

Original WHAT?

Morons.

Original Flavour. I presume they mean before flavour was invented so it just tastes like nothing.

JIZZLORD

hunky dories buffalo flavour ftw!

rubadub

This must be outside Ireland, probably UK. AFAIK tayto were the very first company to introduce the cheese & onion flavour in any country.

Tayto is a major Irish crisps and popcorn manufacturer, credited with having developed cheese and onion crisps in 1954, having developed the technology to flavour crisps in the process

Like a lot of things you grow up with you never question it. To me "cheese & onion" WERE crisps, it was the "plain flavour". e.g. if somebody asked do you want crisps I would have presumed they were cheese n onion. If you asked and did not specify in a shop I would expect cheese n onion.

It is similar to vanillla ice cream in that way, you grew up with it as standard and never really think about it.

My brother despises onions yet would eat the crisps without a second thought. I remember once making a cheese & onion sandwich and he was going mental "WTF is that", the moment the words came out he was going "oh yeah! never even thought of it like that".

I always thought it was very odd that ready salted were not readily available here when I was growing up. Seems a very obvious flavour.

If they were never out before it would sound a strange combination. If 7up was released today I would think it a very odd name, always bugged me, just checked it now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7_Up

According to Professor Donald Sadoway (MIT) the name is derived from the atomic mass of Lithium, 7, which was originally one of the key ingredients of the drink (as lithium citrate).

How did I not guess that! seems fecking obvious now...

UrbanSea

Aw the beef hola hoops!
Bring back worcester sauce:(

donmeister

greetings wrote: »

Bring back worcester sauce:(

Its already back! Not sure if available in shops yet,but definitely in the multipacks,had a pack the other day! Nyom!

UrbanSea

donmeister wrote: »

Its already back! Not sure if available in shops yet,but definitely in the multipacks,had a pack the other day! Nyom!

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