What's your favourite brand of crisps?

Burt's are 40g bags and hand made. They even put the dude's name on the bag. Made somewhere in the south west and hardly available up here except on internet. So cruel, so very cruel.

Seabrooks taste fantastic....really strong. Their smoky bacon or Worcester sauce flavours are making my mouth water.

Seabrooks are okay, but I find them a bit too salty.

Seriously, who voted supermarket own brand??

Seriously, who voted supermarket own brand??

More serious, what was the point in resurrecting this old thread

Seabrook have been going for ages!

 

I remember my grandad buying me Seabrook crisps when I was a nipper and I am 32 now!

 

The tomatoe flavour ones were awesome.

http://www.seabrookcrisps.com/our_story_history.php

Seabrooks have been around for a long time.

We lived in Bradford in 1984 and the smell from the factory wafting over the city when the wind was in the wrong direction put me off them for life

They are far too greasy for my liking too.

Ready Salted Walkers for me every time

Walkers. Flavour wise, I go through phases of Smokey Bacon, Salt and Vinegar and Prawn Cocktail:D

Walkers salt and vinegar are my favourite. Also IKEA plain crisps are lovely, if any one gets the chance to go to IKEA I would definely say try them if you are a crisp lover.

Lidl luxury hand cut crisps ... far better than the competition and not greasy.

Does anyone on here remember Tudor Crisps?

I remember having them when we used to go on holidays to Scarborough, but never saw them in Sheffield, or West Yorkshire where I grew up

Here's an advert for them on you tube

Seabrook are best by far.

Born in Bradford, and remember them being 9p a pack!!.... was a dark day when they went to 10p... as this pitched them against a pack of jawbreakers. This price rise set a chain of events that has since made my dentist a richer lady.

Does anyone on here remember Tudor Crisps?

I remember having them when we used to go on holidays to Scarborough, but never saw them in Sheffield, or West Yorkshire where I grew up

Here's an advert for them on you tube

I remember Tudor Crisps with the blue packet of salt inside the bag. Use to buy them on my many visits to Newcastle as a child. Come to think about it I can't remember buying them in Sheffield. Love the advert, and the north east accents.