Are these the worst crisps ("chips") in Britain?
Are these the worst crisps ("chips") in Britain?
I thought "they can't be that bad surely?"
I was wrong. So, so wrong.
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They used to be better
Honestly
But back then it was a toss up between these and brannigans ham and mustard in the work vending machine and obviously I went with those each time. I miss them
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Let me blow your brain and tell you there was never a ham and mustard. I did far too much research into this as I could remember them as that too! It was beef and mustard or ham and pickle!
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O shit yeah I am combining both in my head! They were both amazing. And now I am twice as sad.
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I actually like these, and sometimes get them as a flavoursome treat. They're not an everyday crisp, but lovely occasionally.
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Shut yo mouth. These crisps are the best.
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I used to love them. Before I went vegan. Then...well see my name.
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What really gets me is, there are plenty of meaty and cheesy flavoured crisps out there that manage without it perfectly well (many not even intentionally vegan), so they really have no excuse!
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Looking at you, M&S. "Yum, that looks tasty, no one else puts milk in these, I'd better check the ingredients anyway... FUCK YOU M&S!!?!?!"
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Roysters are the UK’s only, original, American-style bubble chips!
Best to stick to actual crisps.
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American style bubble chip?? As an American, wtf is a bubble chip? Our chips don't look anything like on that package. Im assuming these are potato based?
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Stop trying to hide your precious bubble chips
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They're pretty good
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Nah, the cheeseburger flavoured crisps I got from Morrisons a while back were fantastically foul. Literally one of the worst things I’ve ever tasted
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Haven't had a packet in years but I did really like these.
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T bone flavor? I've never heard of a meat flavored chip. Were they salty? Doesn't sound good
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