Ok ok what the feck has Walkers...

I refuse to buy any potato product that costs more than prime steak! 60p for 25gm bag

Couldn't get any Taytos so fell for the Walkers shíte...

where Tayto's available ?

their brown sauce and sausage sandwich flavour is the worst crisp ive ever tasted,and i,ve tasted a good few

Must be down to Gary
I couldnt understand the appeal of that mixed up collection.
Sure you might like one or two varieties but the likelyhood is youll be picking out 5hit every other crisp that you hate

There new sandwiches range has jumped the shark imo.

Has anyone tried Walker's new carrot and parsnip flavour crisps?

Or even lettuce and tomato?

Needless to say, their mongrel **** on toast flavour crisp is definitely one for the specialist's palate.

What I like about walker's crisps is that they're never afraid to try new products to their range.

Went down hill the day they switched salt n vinegar from a blue packet to a green packet and vice versa with cheese n onion imo

vote with your feet. i buy Brannigans.

It seems to be a question of which crisp manufacturers food technology boffins are best able to combined a dozen flavourings and preservatives to recreate the 'flavour' of cheese, prawn or whatever.

Why is it 'flavour' rather than 'taste'???

My suggestion, buy plain crisps and enjoy the taste of deep fried slithers of potato.

If you want chicken 'flavour', try chicken.

Contentious I know!

talking to a bloke who has a stall on a boot sale selling crisps,snacks etc that are close to their sell by date,he does sales in different areas and was telling me that different area,s ages hsve different tastes in crisp flavours,
to start the poll off i,m from the n east aged 57 who loves plain or sea salt

Yes Walkers no where near as good as they used to be...Golden Wonder and Seabrook much better stronger flavours.

West Midlands

Lightly Salted Kettle Chips Please

I do love a bag of crisps but I just don't understand how Walker's are so popular, I wouldn't eat a packet if they were free. Same goes for Pringles and McCoys for that matter. Brannigan's roast beef and mustard is the way to go, just finished a bag about 15 minutes ago, the Rolls Royce of potato snacks, for me.

Real Handcooked Roast Ox. Hard to get though.

you can sometimes find a welsh rarebit flavour in real crisps,find them in lidle now and again