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Do they taste like fish? Does anyone remember when Discos did a special edition with a little sachet of extra seasoning inside, they were heaven.
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Do they taste like fish? Does anyone remember when Discos did a special edition with a little sachet of extra seasoning inside, they were heaven.
They're just shaped like fish and chips. |
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They don't taste like fish, they're salt and vinegar flavour.
They're just shaped like fish and chips. |
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didn't have any in Tesco Warwick yesterday. Made the trip into Asda Leamington especially and got them. I picked up 4 multipacks £1 each
BTW for those searching these were NOT in the crisp aisle I got mine in Asda by the Oddities and crackers so check there. Ive had a packet (for breakfast) and they taste as good as I remember, Oddities S&V do not compare to these. |
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didn't have any in Tesco Warwick yesterday. Made the trip into Asda Leamington especially and got them. I picked up 4 multipacks £1 each
BTW for those searching these were NOT in the crisp aisle I got mine in Asda by the Oddities and crackers so check there. Ive had a packet (for breakfast) and they taste as good as I remember, Oddities S&V do not compare to these. I might ask at customer services next time i'm in to see if they can check if they stock them. |
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I don't remember these, when was their first popularity?
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I don't remember these, when was their first popularity?
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Sometime between 85 and 95 for me.
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I'm gutted - they used to be fish and chip flavour as well as being shaped like them. Now they're just salt and vinegar
![]() Not the same at all. Nice, but totally different to what I used to get in the 70s and 80s |
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I'm gutted - they used to be fish and chip flavour as well as being shaped like them. Now they're just salt and vinegar
![]() Not the same at all. Nice, but totally different to what I used to get in the 70s and 80s Oddities are just as nice, if not better. |
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![]() There should be a nationwide billboard and advert campaign about this. For heaven's sake, I've been pining for these babies for two decades, and I know I'm not the only one! Managed to nab some from Tesco online and they are just as lovely as they were. The 'salt n vinegar' branding made me nervous as I've always hated salt n vinegar but loved these back in the day, and I don't think they had a 'flavour' on the pack as such back then. I think that made a lot of us think they were 'fish n chip' flavour, when they always were in fact salt n vinegar. They don't taste of salt n vinegar in the normal way that's for sure - if they did I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole. Soooo happy! Tubes, Puffs, Chicken n Chips and Piglets next I hope! |
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Was in ASDA the other day and they have some new flavours. Pickled Onion is one. The other might have been Curry Sauce.
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Was in ASDA the other day and they have some new flavours. Pickled Onion is one. The other might have been Curry Sauce.
Curry but no Pickled Onion. |
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I will look out for the Pickled onion flavour. Maybe our pound shop will sell them. I just found out they are produced by Kraft, have that company got their fingers in everything I like? |
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I must say that I didn't think much of the Curry flavour.
Can't remember trying the Chicken flavour back in the day. Some good flavour options out there if they want to expand the range. |
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All three flavours are in Poundland now, but only the big share packs. The Pickled Onion is nice.
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All three flavours are in Poundland now, but only the big share packs. The Pickled Onion is nice.
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