Favourite crisps?

Rave

Brannigans- Roast Beef & Mustard. The best.

Roysters- T Bone Steak. Second best.

gusman2x

Hardcore Monster Munch fan here. I even remember the Salt and Vinegar Monster Munch.

I've spent most of my life being a pickled onion devotee, however, in recent years I've come to understand (and embrace) that roast beef are the best.

Roast Beef MM with a pint of beer. ahhh....

professorben

mikeyrob73 said:

Seabrooks Prawn Cocktail 

Bloody Marvellous 

My mate sells them potatoes. 

Dopesick

Finally tried the Cheese, Cucumber & Salad Cream Flavour from Walkers.

I think I'm the only person who loves them to bits.

holnrew

Dopesick said:

Finally tried the Cheese, Cucumber & Salad Cream Flavour from Walkers.

I think I'm the only person who loves them to bits.

I like them too, and they actually taste like cheese, cucumber and salad cream.

I mostly buy these though

RandallFlagg

Salt and vinegar chipsticks, love them but take soe digging out of yiur teeth

TonyR

These days it's Salt 'n' Shake - I can put my own salt on!

I always liked Tudor crisps - "A canny bag of Tudor", not sure they're available throughout the country, they might just be available in the North East only.

57Deluxe

I remember the very first SnV from Smiths in 60s. They were to die for for an 8 year old and quite expensive at 6d a bag. BUT M&S did the best S&V a little later - they were so powerfully acidic they made your ears ache!

But though, here is a selection of early 70s bags...

http://i65.tinypic.com/a24py9.jpg

fields5069

MtB said:

These, from M+S:

http://i.imgur.com/ogUyklH.jpg

wis-ed. They were blowing them out for £1 a packet last weekend. Nom. If my wife were dead she'd be turning in her grave though :-) , she's sick of the whole Mexican-Spanish mash-up which you see a lot of in the UK.

DrJazzTap

Salt and vinegar

CHRISB50

I really miss Smiths Bovril flavour. They were a rare beast but worth looking for. 

professorben

Seabrookes Tandoori flavour crinkle cut. 

thebreeze

57Deluxe said:

I remember the very first SnV from Smiths in 60s. They were to die for for an 8 year old and quite expensive at 6d a bag. BUT M&S did the best S&V a little later - they were so powerfully acidic they made your ears ache!

But though, here is a selection of early 70s bags...

http://i65.tinypic.com/a24py9.jpg

Not sure that third packet will sell so well these days.........

Walker's or Tesco's Salt 'n Vinegar for me, although like OP I have discovered a local source for Walkers Pickled Onion which get a look in too.

Nunogilberto

Beef Monster Munch, Frazzles or a bag of cheap Onion Rings.

the_jaffa

I'm another big fan of the Chilli Heatwave Doritos but also really like Kettle Chips Salt and Vinegar. Think my most favourite are Walkers Paprika Max though

MrSwanson

MrSwanson

the_jaffa said:

I'm another big fan of the Chilli Heatwave Doritos but also really like Kettle Chips Salt and Vinegar. Think my most favourite are Walkers Paprika Max though

You beat me to it!

the_jaffa

Only just

Bygone_Tones

I like those big ones you get with take away curry.

lasermonkey

I loved the paprika Crusti Croc crisps that Lidl used to do. Haven't seen them in ages though.