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MonkeyTennis

Tayto better than regular Tayto?

Tayto are German owned, but I've got the munchies.

Poor Uncle Tom

All Tayto, mate....

EmmetSpiceland

Stick with King.

Sciprio

MonkeyTennis wrote: »

Tayto better than regular Tayto?

Their cheese and onion taste like our Tayto Snax (Which i don't like Snax) I like their pickled onion. I wouldn't say they're better than our Tayto but then again our Tayto doesn't rank high with me apart from salt and vinegar. I prefer meanies and ready salted walkers over both of them.

JohnnyFlash

No

Baggly

What is the premise under which we must choose between the two?

Are lives at stake?

Will not choosing result in a financial crash?

Context. Context is key.

Alf Veedersane

Sciprio wrote: »

Their cheese and onion taste like our Tayto Snax (Which i don't like Snax) I like their pickled onion. I wouldn't say they're better than our Tayto but then again our Tayto doesn't rank high with me apart from salt and vinegar. I prefer meanies and ready salted walkers over both of them.

Meanies? You like Meanies?

Your taste buds are clearly bollixed

Sciprio

Alf Veedersane wrote: »

Meanies? You like Meanies?

Your taste buds are clearly bollixed

The snack of the gods!!

EmmetSpiceland

Alf Veedersane wrote: »

Meanies? You like Meanies?

Your taste buds are clearly bollixed

What are you on about?? Meanies are great!

I guess only the most refined of palets can appreciate the nuanced flavour of such a high standard corn snack.

Next you’ll be saying that Smokey Bacon is best Tayto option.

mikemac2

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Stick with King.

I thought we had laws against blasphemy in this country !

OldMrBrennan83

They've more nice flavours up there (spring onion and beef & onion are savage) but our cheese and onion wins easily.

Plus their Mr Tayto is a loyalist. Ours is just a fiddler.

MonkeyTennis

Pter wrote: »

What is the premise under which we must choose between the two?

Are lives at stake?

Will not choosing result in a financial crash?

Context. Context is key.

I have one of each and Ill give you your crisp of choice

Force Carrier

MonkeyTennis wrote: »

Tayto better than regular Tayto?

If Northern Ireland Tayto want to be better than regular Tayto then that's their choice and they're entitled to determine that for themselves. Equally if they don't want to be better then they can choose that without outsiders and papists sticking their nose in.

Baggly

MonkeyTennis wrote:

I have one of each and Ill give you your crisp of choice

King

OldMrBrennan83

Anyway with Manhattans, Keoghs, O'Donnells (even though Tayto make them), and McCoys, there's no reason to ever consider eating either Tayto again.

Sciprio

Pter wrote: »

King

I prefered them before over Tayto but the last time i tried them i didn't really care for them as they tasted a bit different. Years ago i tried Perrys Pub crisps they were called and i loved them but haven't eaten them in years.

Alf Veedersane

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

What are you on about?? Meanies are great!

I guess only the most refined of palets can appreciate the nuanced flavour of such a high standard corn snack.

Next you’ll be saying that Smokey Bacon is best Tayto option.

That's not how you spell 'retarded'.

And it's 'palates', you oik.

The Rape of Lucretia

Being kept very well under wraps, but the 'Tayto Codicile' is the real reason behind the Brexit difficulties, delays, controversies, and impasse.

Its fine to discuss Tayto north or south like this. But unless the issue is resolved, then there could be Crisps Wars, the like of which the world has never seen. How to handle Tayto flavourings, packaging, can the name still be used in both jurisdictions or will it be Tayto anarchy, smuggling, counterfeiting, (what truly is a Tayto is being studied at the moment by the ECJ), etc ? Its mind boggling, and likely impossible to solve.

Following Jacob Rees Mogg ? - the European Research Group is just a cover name for a group of MPs banging on about how Walkers are better. That they are loonies is on the money nonetheless.

Baggly

King pub crisps are the pinacle.

Then single pack.

Then multipack. At a push.

Those Perry ones were very good in my memory.

Sephiroth_dude

MOD

KEEP IT CIVIL FOLKS, THANKS

Atoms for Peace

What does eating ready salted make you? (Asking for a friend)

EmmetSpiceland

Alf Veedersane wrote: »

That's not how you spell 'retarded'.

And it's 'palates', you oik.

Jeez, Alf, take a chill pill would ya??

Maybe throw on the raincoat, pull on the wellies and go for a stroll. Would do wonders for your current temperament.

Alf Veedersane

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Jeez, Alf, take a chill pill would ya??

Maybe throw on the raincoat, pull on the wellies and go for a stroll. Would do wonders for your current temperament.

Wasn't supposed to come across as angry as it seems to have.

Friend of mine had a box of Meanies once in college. Like a box for a shop...

Ate many a packet and haven't forgiven Meanies since

EmmetSpiceland

Alf Veedersane wrote: »

Wasn't supposed to come across as angry as it seems to have.

Friend of mine had a box of Meanies once in college. Like a box for a shop...

Ate many a packet and haven't forgiven Meanies since

No bones broken but might I suggest a small donation to St Michael’s House or a similar organisation in respect of the language used.

I do understand where you’re coming from though. I had a similar run in with a box of scampi fries, turned me off the women for a month!

SEPT 23 1989

They had many variations of Monster Munch and they waved it in our faces

we only had one

if that wasn't a reason for invasion I don't know what was

Sciprio

Atoms for Peace wrote: »

What does eating ready salted make you? (Asking for a friend)

Divine being. Bascially another god.

Roger Mellie Man on the Telly

NI Tayto factory has a 'secret flavour room'. This makes them better than ROI Tayto where they have no such hidden facility.

Beanntraigheach

Northern Tayto are a Protestant crisp for a Protestant people.

The Southern, Fenian variety is manufactured by Papish monks in incense-filled chapels, each batch sprinkled with holy water by a Jesuit priest!

Irish Guitarist

I've never tasted ones from the North but they can't be much worse. The last time Tayto tasted nice they cost 11 pence.

dd973

I wonder if there's people of a loyalist persuasion who make a point of only eating Walker's.

gmisk

True story my dad won't have taytos in the house after he saw massive boxes of them being given out to protestors from the orange order at drumcree

WoollyRedHat

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Stick with King.

I'd rather eat cheerios mixed with cow dung and a cup of tetleys..

Ol' Donie

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Tayto are German owned, but I've got the munchies.

Wait, what?

German?

JupiterKid

Nope, nada.

The Nordie Tayto cheese & onion is a pale shadow of the standard Tayto, but I will admit thier picked onion flavour is nice.

EmmetSpiceland

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

No bones broken but might I suggest a small donation to St Michael’s House or a similar organisation in respect of the language used.

What?

Retarded is perfectly acceptable to describe something that is held back, underdeveloped. It is not the same as using this word as some form of slur, directed at a person with intent to offend.

Does eating meanies lead to a thin skin?

Tayto is for ladies. King is a mans cripp of choice. That’s Dublinese, not some other slur, just so you know.

OldMrBrennan83

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Wait, what?

German?

http://www.intersnackgroup.com/our-brands-products/our-brands/



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RobbingBandit

Our Tayto is Bertie their Tayto has onion rings, those onion rings are epic though. Bloody epic.

BeerWolf

King's is superior.

Annasopra

O'Donnells should have sugar tax on them.

Mister Vain

Hurdy gurdy hurdy.