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Walkers Beef & Onion Crisps - time they were brought back |
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Have you tried the Seabrook beef flavour?, no onion obv. but they have plenty of taste.
I talked my local corner shop into restocking Brannigan's Roast Beef and Mustard, which I still enjoy at 70p per bag! He had the good grace to look a bit sheepish when he told me the price
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Yeah, a real overload of salt. And as barneyboy mentioned, incredibly greasy.
I talked my local corner shop into restocking Brannigan's Roast Beef and Mustard, which I still enjoy at 70p per bag! He had the good grace to look a bit sheepish when he told me the price ![]() |
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Can anyone still buy Walkers Worcester Sauce flavour crisps?
I live in the South West and have been keeping an eye out for some time, but I can't find any anywhere - I'm starting to wonder if they've stopped making them
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Yes. My local ASDA stocks the 6 packs of those and Pickled Onion,.
Very expensive though if not on a special offer. |
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Can anyone still buy Walkers Worcester Sauce flavour crisps?
I live in the South West and have been keeping an eye out for some time, but I can't find any anywhere - I'm starting to wonder if they've stopped making them ![]() |
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Can anyone still buy Walkers Worcester Sauce flavour crisps?
I live in the South West and have been keeping an eye out for some time, but I can't find any anywhere - I'm starting to wonder if they've stopped making them ![]() |
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I do not think there is much more salt & grease in Seabrook than most other brands, at least they are MSG free and suitable for vegetarians. I only eat 3 or 4 packs a week, i want my crisps to taste of a little salt and grease, plain low fat & salt crisps are rubbish, i would rather not bother.
However, I do agree with you in spirit. I have never seen the need for 'baked' or 'low-calorie' crisps that try and mimic the real thing. I want to indulge in rubbish occasionally, not kid myself I am eating healthily when stuffing myself with empty calories. |
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Signed the petition, they were always my favourites. Morrisons do a fairly good effort but not as good as Walkers.
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Exactly.
Ye cannae whack a canny bag o Tudor. Especially Pickled Onion! Get them back NOW!! They dissapeared in Scotland about the mid 80's. |
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Have you tried M&S Beef and Onion crisps, they have a strong Beef and Onion taste. They come in 150g share bags!
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Tudor Savoury Straws.......... food of the gods!
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OMG yes! And Gammon. Everyone loved the gammon ones, can't believe no other companies have ever made gammon crisps. Spring onion were magic too.
Both were(and GW still is) miles ahead of Walkers in the taste and crunch dept. I remember the Tudor Hot Dog and Mustard,Saucy(brown sauce),sweet and sour, and the ones you mentioned. Most people can never forget the Pickled Onion.Couple of packs of those and a bottle of Irn Bru from the ice cream van. Legendary!.
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They were the ones that did mint sauce crisps weren't they
At least Tudor weren't afraid to stick their neck out and come up with totally mental ideas. |
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Aye they were canny
![]() I think it was Tudor who trialed chocolate flavoured crisps in the North East back in the late 80s, they were basically plain crisps covered with a load of cocoa powder. They werent around for long. |
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I remember those. I also think that Tudor Curry or Indian flavour was my first experience of curry
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I am trying to get Walkers to bring these back please sign petition if you liked them and want them back.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdO0kO5fYJI http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/...on-crisps.html ![]() Marks and Spencers crisps were the best. I loved the beef n onion, spring onion and roast chicken flavours. Mmmmmm!! |
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KP Chipsticks beef barbeque flavour should be brought back. They were gorgeous!
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Anyone remember Oxo flavoured crisps? Could only get the at the local swimming baths!
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yeah, I remember them. Blast from the past!
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i didnt realise they had stopped doing them
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Oh wow, they stopped making them?
![]() Marks and Spencers crisps were the best. I loved the beef n onion, spring onion and roast chicken flavours. Mmmmmm!! |
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