dotsman wrote: » I cannot, for the life of me, understand people's love of Manhattan. They are flavourless (the C&O anyway, never had any of the others). And at the same time, people complaining about Walker's? The Sensations Thai Sweet Chilli are definitely the best crisp.
The_Dark_Lord wrote: » What are your favourite crisps and what are the ones you think are overrated or just plain awful? The most delicious crisps right now are Burts Vintage Cheddar and Spring Onion flavour, they leave Tayto Cheese & Onion in the shade. An honourable mention for Golden Wonder Sausage and Tomato flavour crisps - they're delicious. The worst crisps I've ever tasted were Keogh's Truffle flavour crisps, awful flavour.
Church on Tuesday wrote: » Where can you get these (apart from things they used to call "pubs"), have never had them before.
Sheep Shagger wrote: » WTF ?!?! Walkers or Lays ready salted are the business. The proof they are popular is that most shops who sell them are almost always sold out.
Zaph wrote: » Keogh's C&O were incredible when they first appeared, but I'm convinced they changed something about them as they just aren't anywhere near as good any more.
NSAman wrote: » Could be that they are one of the largest companies in the world? Tayto beat them hands down. Lays/Walkers are reconstituted muck same as Pringles.
GreeBo wrote: » "lays" basically fake crisps and the worst thing about being on holidays.
Sorolla wrote: » You cannot beat an auld Pringle - I’m awful parshalled to the sour cream and onion Whenever I am going up to Dublin on the train I like nothing better than a tube of sour cream and onion
The_Dark_Lord wrote: » Same thing happened to Tayto Cheese & Onion. In the last few years they've completely changed the recipe. Where the Tayto C&O of 10 years ago were more full bodied and extremely moreish, the crisps that exist now are brittle and not so savoury. The flavouring is also completely different. Tayto C&O and King C&O are the same crisps, only in different packaging.