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Best Crisps?
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discopop
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Aldi’s Selected Beef and Horseradish crinkle cut are immensely good as are the Selected Salt and Chardonnay vinegar.
Elbow beards
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I wish people would stop mixing potato snacks and corn snacks up with crisps. All this talk of pringles, monster munch and wotsits is preposterous. As for fish and chips, we'll, they're just biscuits.
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Tuearts right boot
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Always makes me wonder if the selective salt is Angelsey sea salt or Himalayan rock salt and from what part of the sun kissed hillside slopes does the Chardonnay originate.Aldi’s Selected Beef and Horseradish crinkle cut are immensely good as are the Selected Salt and Chardonnay vinegar.
I love a good bag of crisps! Branigans roast beef and mustard were great, but they have gone by the wayside. Seabrook ready salted and prawn cocktail flavours are good, so are their cream cheese and chives-but they are hard to find. Kettle mature cheddar, sweet chilli and sour cream, salt and vinegar and ready salted are all very good.
We got some Tesco own brand ridge cut with our shopping delivery a few weeks ago as a replacement for McCoy’s, and they‘re not bad. One of their multi flavour packs has beef and onion, and I don’t think anyone does them anymore.
We got some Tesco own brand ridge cut with our shopping delivery a few weeks ago as a replacement for McCoy’s, and they‘re not bad. One of their multi flavour packs has beef and onion, and I don’t think anyone does them anymore.
discopop
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Always makes me wonder if the selective salt is Angelsey sea salt or Himalayan rock salt and from what part of the sun kissed hillside slopes does the Chardonnay originate.
Don’t fucking care they are great tasting crisps :-)