Tayto's

FlutterinBantam · 25-01-2008 09:47AM

jum4 wrote: »

Nothing better than a packet of Taytos and a Cidona..

:eek: You want to blow the arse out of your trousers do you???

FlutterinBantam · 25-01-2008 09:53AM

super_furry wrote: »

It's a culchie thing. Probably because that's the only kind of crisp exported down there. The people that call all crisps Tayto are usually massive thick armed and thicker arsed girls in dodgy GAA jerseys that call everyone, regardless of sex, lads.

No don't think it is.

I have seen several Dub bints with cheap jewelery and cheaper tracksuits, with the obligatory arse antlers and open mouthed gum chewing and snotty nosed babbies whinging in piss stained buggys going into Spar and saying:

GizapackerademfcukinTayrospleaasean a packeraJohhnyBlue. I'll payyatamarraluv.

So its not just a culchie thing i would say.

zuutroy · 25-01-2008 10:16AM

Tayto are nasty. King are where its at.

Donegal Lass · 25-01-2008 10:46AM

jum4 wrote: »

Nothing better than a packet of Taytos and a Cidona..

Cheese and Onion Taytos and Football Special FTW \o/

Kur4mA · 25-01-2008 10:52AM

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

king ftw!

QFT +1 etc. OHI THAR!

Canis Lupus · 25-01-2008 11:04AM

WhiteWashMan wrote: »

tayot are greasy and disgusting. I cant understand why people go mad for them. Seriously, whenever you talk to an irish person abroad its always the taytos and the club orange people miss.

Tayto? Id rather eat my own.. well, not I wouldnt, but it would be a close call.

Have to agree. Easily one of the poorest brands of crisps on the market altho having said that a cheese and onion crisp sandwich in fresh white sliced loaf and real butter is well nice and now I want one....dammit....

18AD · 25-01-2008 11:08AM

Kettle chips are to tayto as Nuke was to Hiroshima.

Almost every crisp is made from poTayto! That's a sh*t excuse though.

Dord · 25-01-2008 11:09AM

Tayto aren't even made by Tayto anymore, they're made by Hunky Dory's. :mad:

But I agree with people above, King FTW!!

_blank_ · 25-01-2008 11:14AM

Jrad wrote: »

Here me and my mate were talking last night about those people who call every type of crisp taytos. They are silly. Dont you think?

Yes, the people who do this are also known as "culchies"

Ginger wrote: »

Only thing I miss from Ireland is the tea, the tea here is way too weak

Might I suggest leaving the teabag in a bit longer. That usually means the tea will be stronger.

zuutroy · 25-01-2008 11:23AM

DesF wrote: »

Might I suggest leaving the teabag in a bit longer. That usually means the tea will be stronger.

You'd think so, but no. It's impossible to make a decent cup of tea with the Lipton crap you're invariably served on the continent...spleagh...Just aswell I bring a 360 box of Barry's with me every time I go home.

Cathmandooo · 25-01-2008 11:29AM

zuutroy wrote: »

You'd think so, but no. It's impossible to make a decent cup or tea with the Lipton crap you're invariably served on the continent...spleagh...Just aswell I bring a 360 box of Barry's with me every time I go home.

Yeah that's very true!

Was trying to make myself a cup of tea in Paris and no matter how much I stirred or how long I left the tea bag in it still looked like watery crap! I then realised my mate brought barrys tea bags so I ran down to her room, legend

Xavi6 · 25-01-2008 11:36AM

DesF wrote: »

Might I suggest leaving the teabag in a bit longer. That usually means the tea will be stronger.

Or just lash three bags into the one cup

sidneykidney · 25-01-2008 02:02PM

Tayto: Ossie ossie jump the fire ossie

Gotta love into the west:p

Chunks · 25-01-2008 02:56PM

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

GizapackerademfcukinTayrospleaasean a packeraJohhnyBlue. I'll payyatamarraluv.

hahahahahahahaha How do I get across the point that i started crying with laughter reading that? tears! honest to god tears! The others in the office are giving me wierd looks but I can't help laughing, i'm still laughing writing this.

my claim to fame: My great Uncle(my Dad's uncle) founded Tayto crisps. He's the inventor of the flavour cheese and onion too apparently.

chopperbyrne · 25-01-2008 03:35PM

Donegal Lass wrote: »

Cheese and Onion Taytos and Football Special FTW \o/

Without a doubt the best thing about Letterkenny is that and the banana flavoured one too!

juuge · 25-01-2008 04:46PM

dr.bollocko wrote: »

I have lots of Polish mates. Sound people and hard workers.

Here we go again, whipping out the race card........... not all priests are paedophiles, not all politicians are corrupt, not all bank managers are crooked............yawn !

Red Hand · 25-01-2008 06:00PM

Jrad wrote: »

Here me and my mate were talking last night about those people who call every type of crisp taytos. They are silly. Dont you think?

Shame on you. Mr Tayto would be turning in his ridge.

rossie1977 · 25-01-2008 06:21PM

it shows the popularity of a brand when instead of calling the product by its name they refer to the brand. I hadn't realised that Tayto had gained that much popularity here yet for that to happen but you never know.

classic examples of brand identification of course is hoover which most people use to describe the vaccum cleaner and coke to identify the cola market

rossie1977 · 25-01-2008 06:22PM

zuutroy wrote: »

You'd think so, but no. It's impossible to make a decent cup of tea with the Lipton crap you're invariably served on the continent...spleagh...Just aswell I bring a 360 box of Barry's with me every time I go home.

And who owns Lyons tea, yep Lipton....

Miguel_Sanchez · 25-01-2008 06:28PM

Chunks wrote: »

my claim to fame: My great Uncle(my Dad's uncle) founded Tayto crisps. He's the inventor of the flavour cheese and onion too apparently.

Is there a shrine to him somewhere that I can go visit??

I am in this man's debt!

Davidius · 25-01-2008 06:31PM

People calling any game console a PlayStation is much worse.

ShoulderChip · 25-01-2008 06:34PM

I did a primary school project on tayto hoping they would send me free taytos,
all they sent me was...
wait for it...
Information,
I was a kid for fuck sake

chopperbyrne · 25-01-2008 06:34PM

Davidius wrote: »

People calling any game console a PlayStation is much worse.

No it's not, it's the same.

People used to call all consoles a Nintendo before Playstation got popular.

Davidius · 25-01-2008 06:53PM

chopperbyrne wrote: »

No it's not, it's the same.

People used to call all consoles a Nintendo before Playstation got popular.

I disagree and that's all that matters.

IvyTheTerrible · 25-01-2008 06:54PM

Cathooo wrote: »

Yeah that's very true!

Was trying to make myself a cup of tea in Paris and no matter how much I stirred or how long I left the tea bag in it still looked like watery crap! I then realised my mate brought barrys tea bags so I ran down to her room, legend

Yeah it's impossible to find nice tea in France! Was over there with the OH for Christmas and nobody even had a kettle, let alone a decent tea bag...

I love taytos too.

Jay P · 25-01-2008 07:23PM

Well i call all "crsips" taytos. And if you have a problemo, you can shove it

g5hn710m4xpdwy · 25-01-2008 09:16PM

jackncoke wrote: »

U've hurt my feelings now,u can win.Obviously ur intelligence is far superior to mine.

Yep, Looks it.

MayoForSam · 26-01-2008 12:25AM

I am a 'culchie' (actually went to school in the town where the name comes from) and I do not particularly like Taytos.

Give me a pack of Walkers cheese and onion any day (developed a taste for these years ago in the UK before they were sold here), yum yum.

Then again, after weighing myself about 2 weeks ago, I'm afraid the crisps and chocolate have been removed from my diet so moot point really.

GhostInTheRuins · 26-01-2008 12:34AM

It's a bogger thing. The only people I know that call all crisps Taytos are big thick boggers, yes, big thick boggers.

26-01-2008 12:47AM

D.T. Jesus wrote: »

It's a bogger thing. The only people I know that call all crisps Taytos are big thick boggers, yes, big thick boggers.

Well I never heard it before I moved down to Kerry.

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