Guinness crisps

desaparecidos

Anyone know a shop that stocks these?

Got them in the petrol station down the docks a while ago, haven't seen them anywhere else since then.

lampsie

Vaguely recall seeing them in Dunnes in Briarhill, tho it may have been a dream

mercuroman

Saw them in Monaghans on the Tuam Road this morning. Was staring at them trying to think of where I'd heard of them!

seanpjs93

Check out Mr Price shops, I got a bag in one...not too fond of them to be honest.

gordongekko

Guinness does crisps?? How come I was not informed of this invention??

GalwayGuy2

They're rotten

Mrs OBumble

gordongekko wrote: »

Guinness does crisps?? How come I was not informed of this invention??

Yeah, they were looking for a way to use up the dregs from the bottom of the kegs ... chip flavouring it is!



:-)

gordongekko

GalwayGuy2 wrote: »

They're rotten

that's what I thought about my first pint of Guinness. You need to show some dedication and stick with it.

thesandeman

First Tayto Chocolate now Guinness Crisps!! The world is going nuts.

dilallio

GalwayGuy2 wrote: »

They're rotten

gordongekko wrote: »

that's what I thought about my first pint of Guinness. You need to show some dedication and stick with it.

No.

Guinness is my favourite pint, but no words can describe how awful these crisps are.


I think some genius in Diageo has invented a new machine that converts Guinness-farts into crisps.

hal9000

Saw them first over in Cardiff of all places
They're made by a UK company called Burts potato crisps.
The taste does have a weird resemblance to Guinness alright.
Recently saw them in the Galway roast on shop street aswell.

JohnCleary

They had them in Texaco at the Docks a few days ago, beside the seating area on a display on their own (not with the other crisps)

witnessmenow

Super Value in Athlone have them, so it might be worth checking Super Value. I also agree that they are not very nice.

Antifa161

They sell them in Joyces, but yes the are rank

Stevolende

There is a brand that Dunnes do called Keoghs who do a Roast Beef and Irish Stout flavour of hand cooked crisp if that's a more easily found substitute. I tried a pack after reading this thread last week. Pretty tasty but obviously not quite the same thing as yer pukka Guinness crisp.