I tried the blue bag last night and agree that it's cream cheese/sour cream & chive.

I tried a bag of their spicy flavour C the other night (2 bags are included in their 6-pack of Salt n Vinegar), and I thought they tasted very similar to the old sausage and tomato that used to be out years ago, but with a bit more oomph. Someone else in the family thought they tasted like smoky bacon. Knowing now that there's a separate meaty flavour, we clearly ain't that good at taste testing!

I think B is sausage and brown sauce.

I'm certain one flavour doesn't begin with the letter P as Gary Lineker clearly goes to pronounce a 'P' word before being censored on the ad. They wouldn't give as much of a clue away as that. Instead they'll have people rushing out to buy bags of crisps thinking they have a 'slight clue' as to what one of them is.

Be interesting to find out if none of them do begin with 'P' whether or not it counts as false advertising or something.

Just had flavour C and they had a curry vibe to me.

I like the sour cream and onion flavour one, are they going to release them all or just 1?

Me too, tastes of lamb and mint. Just bought that bag but not the other two yet.

I thought that Flavour B was possibly Lincolnshire or Cumberland sausage with ketchup.

They're all three just generic crap crisps flavour :yawn:

I reckon C is Onion Bhaji

You're right. Not one of Walkers crisps tastes like the thing it's supposed to be. Even the ready salted don't even taste like crisps.

Cheese and onion? Don't you mean just onion. Since when could you ever taste cheese? Salt and vinegar? Don't you mean just vinegar seeing at salt doesn't actually have a flavour and all the crisps are salted anyway. And don't even get me started on chicken, prawn, smokey bacon or beef. Since when did any of them actually taste like the thing they're supposed to be?

What do you mean salt doesn't have a flavour?

So do I.

No idea about flavour B. My taste buds were going all over the place.
At first I thought cheese & onion, then maybe sausage, then maybe roast chicken and then possibly pizza

I think C is chicken tikka masala, very heavy on the coriander whatever they were!

I thought they were mild curry or similar.
As soon as I smelled them I was taken back to a child when Tudor tandoori/curry flavoured were about.

They've announced the flavours now....

A - Sour Cream and Spring Onion

B - Sausage and Brown Sauce

C - Birmingham Balti Chicken.


(C's maybe a bit specific for my liking)

C is a bit specific. It's not even certain it was invented in Birmingham.

oh no - I've eaten brown sauce?!

I guessed A & C and also the sausage element but wouldn't have gone near it if it had said brown sauce on the packet

Although I guessed A,I would never have suggested it because its not exactly a 'new' or exciting crisp innovation is it? Surely its just cheese & onion it was the exact taste of Brannigans (do they still exist?) Cream cheese and chive - so not very imaginative :sleep:

Brannigans do exist, I saw some in a pub on Saturday.

C is very specific.

I find A a bit odd too considering they already do a sour cream and chive flavour (I also found it a bit odd that people were guessing sour cream and chive when they already exist).

I couldn't taste any chicken in C. Just had a mild curry flavour.
I did strangely taste roast chicken in B, along with smoky bacon.

The sour cream & spring onion is very nice indeed (have just bought a mystery flavour multipack tonight).

I would buy the cream/onion and balti ones again but not the sausage as, even though it tastes good it doesn't fit in with what i want when I'm having a few ciders.

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