Toffee Crisp

Advantages: Another tasty chocolate bar
Disadvantages: There's probably slightly better ones out there

...So, from reviewing wonderful TV specials, to something I've become more accustomed to reviewing in recent months...yes, it's something sweet. Or more specifically, the Toffee Crisp. Made by Nestlé and wrapped in the very familiar bright orange packaging which anyone could notice on the shelf in the supermarket, it's a cylindrical chocolate bar which does exactly what it says on the tin...or wrapper if you will. Full of toffee and full of crispy pieces. Now, here's a brief history lesson for you - Toffee Crisp chocolate bars were first produced in the United Kingdom in 1963 and was originally made by Rowntree. Wow. That's about as exciting as it gets, so I'll move on... A typical Toffee Crisp bar contains 13.5g of fat, 9.5g of which is the saturated kind and has 228 calories, which is roughly 11% of an adult's recommended daily...

carl.mcqueen 10.08.2009 · Read review
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Review of Toffee Crisp

A nice Crisp

Advantages: Just a nice crisp
Disadvantages: Calories and fat

...At around 45p a packet I guess Walkers crisps are reasonable value for money, although the new Grab bag and Family bags do offer slightly better value if you are into crisps, and sharing. Quality wise there are few other brands that can truly compare to Walkers, whose various varieties are of an exceptional standard. Quality aside though the quantity seems to be diminishing, or perhaps I?m just a bit more greedy than I used to be. I always seem to want more from a bag than that which is available, and although as I mentioned value can be had by purchasing the larger packs, I?m not usually greedy enough to eat a whole packet of this option. If I think about it I can honestly say that there are perhaps three flavours which are my real favourites, Cheese and Onion, which are just adorable on a buttered roll, Slat...

donf18 14.07.2009 · Read review
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Review of Walkers Roast Chicken Crisps

Seabrook crisps, yummy and tasty!

Advantages: Tasty, delicious crunchy crisps! :)
Disadvantages: Only available in the North of England!!

... Seabrook Crinkle Cut Crisps Introduction If you don?t live in the North of England you may not have heard of these crisps, been a Northern company, and been primarily sold in the North of England, they are much more popular here than down South. Seabrook was founded in 1949 in the small Northern town of Allerton, Bradford, by a man called Charles Brookes. The origin of the name Seabrook is quite interesting, and apparently came from an error in a photo processing shop when an employee instead of writing C. Brookes on the film, instead accidentally wrote Seabrook, and the name stuck becoming the name of the crisp making company. Since opening its doors in 1949, it has barely changed since, apart from moving sites to a larger factory in 1979 to Princeville, Bradford, and becoming a bigger and more established...

stephbond89 17.11.2009 · Read review
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Review of Seabrook Crisps

The best crisps ever!

Advantages: Great taste, crinkle cut!
Disadvantages: Should be sold everywhere. Quite high in calories and fat

...Highlander crisps, for me, are one of those special treats which I love (and being from Scotland, I especially like them since they are Scottish!) These crisps are so tasty. I think they are my favourite brand of crisps, even though they are quite hard to get a hold of! I don't eat crisps that often, but I went to Aldi's (a bit like Lidl) last week and I saw a variety pack of these and I just had to buy them! I used to eat them quite a lot at school when we used to go down into town for lunch. Not only are they called Highlander but they are indeed produced in Scotland in the lovely town of Bathgate. The designs of the packets are nice and simple. Basically the colour of the pack corresponds with the flavour inside. So inside the variety pack I bought the bags were red, green, light blue and a darker blue for tomato flavour...

ivytoad 30.01.2008 · Read review
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Review of Highlander Crisps

Ready Salted Crisps- Walkers =]

Advantages: See Review
Disadvantages: See Review

...What can I say about the most classic and yummy crisps ever!? I bought these crisps in my local supermarket some day last week in a multipack of 6- each bag weighing in at 25g. I regularly buy these crisps as although they are slightly more expensive than other brands/supermarket own brand, they are SOO much more tasty! The crisps themselves are deliciously crunchy and avoid being too thin/thick like some other brands of salted crisps I've tried- these gives a great crunch to them when you are eating them! They have a great salty taste which although gives them a nice flavour, does not go overexcessively salty (like the nasty taste you can get sometimes when you have put the whole sachet of salt in the walkers 'Salt n Shake' crisps) The pack claims to have 3% of my saturates for the day and a whopping 8.5g (12%) of fat overall which...

treesaregreenandtall 22.09.2009 · Read review
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Review of Walkers Ready Salted Crisps

Walkers Roast Chicken Crisps

Advantages: Good old fashioned Walkers, cheap
Disadvantages: There are better crisps out there

...Whilst devouring a ham and cheese toasted sandwich for lunch yesterday, the perfect accompaniment had to be a bag of good old fashioned Walkers Crisps...today's choice, Roast Chicken flavour. Taken from one of the 6 x 25g packs which cost approximately £1.23 from the likes of Tescos and Asda, the first thing that strikes you at the moment is the paraphernalia which covers the orange package due to Walkers' ongoing competition to save money on trips around the UK. But that's just a sideshow; you're all obviously wondering what they taste like. Well, of course they do taste like roast chicken - no surprise there thankfully - but although it pains me to say it, there are better crisps of this flavour out there. Ones with a bigger taste and crunch. These have a texture that some harsh critics would describe as cardboard-like when you...

carl.mcqueen 07.07.2009 · Read review
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Review of Walkers Roast Chicken Crisps

Walkers Cheese & Onion Crisps

Advantages: Tasty
Disadvantages: Addictive

...I'm currently going through an addiction to these crisps, mainly because once I have one packet I need to have another and then possibly another. The extent of this addiction became apparent when I went through a 26 pack in around 5 or 6 days. -Flavour- I think the flavour on these crisps is quite strong and the taste does hover around in your mouth until you eat somethin else. I think it's this reasonably strong taste that means I can't just have one packet. For me neither cheese or onion stands out, it's a nice mix of them both - the way it should be. -Crisp Texture- I find that you can either get two kinds of packets of these crisps. One where the crisps are virtually perfect and the other when they are slightly see-throughy, like theres too much oil in them. Either way they are delicious. -Other- As...

Wils0408n 23.10.2009 · Read review
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Review of Walkers Cheese & Onion Crisps

Alright darlin', lovely crisps!

Advantages: Good quality
Disadvantages: Not that different

...Alright darlin?, lovely crisps! Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, or so we are told, and sometimes there is nothing better than a big fry up, bacon, sausage, eggs, beans, etc with lots of mugs of hot tea! Yummy. This can also be classified as, ?The Builders Breakfast,? a big hearty meal to get your day off to a great start and set you up with enough fuel for the rest of the day. The Builders Breakfast is one of the new flavours of Walkers crisps. They describe it as, ?A sound combination that fills your heart and stomach with joy.? It?s the building blocks of society and the foundation stone of a better day. As any good man with a shovel would say?dig in! So dig in I did and what did I think of them? Well, firstly a bit of background as to this new flavour choice. Walkers are polling the Great British people to...

Spottydog11 20.03.2009 · Read review
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Review of Walkers Builder's Breakfast Crisps

A CRISP WITH LESS???

Advantages: Cheaper than other brands
Disadvantages: Taste a bit cheaper

...This review is for Asda 6 pack of ready salted crisps. I normally buy Walkers ready salted or pom teddy bear crisps as these are the only ones that my kids can agree on liking. I decided to try and save money I would try Asda's own. Asda has introduced a new 'healthier' version of their ready salted crisps. They now contain 70% less saturates than before. This made me feel like I was a better mother for giving my kids something not as unhealthy as before. (I know it makes very little difference but I can always live in hope). As other mothers will know you try to feed you kids with nutritional snacks but it never works. If I give my kids apple crisps again they will call childline. Well here goes. The Packaging It crisps come in a big read bag. It has a big six on the packet and Ready salted crisps underneath. On the left...

vichar68 13.04.2007 (16.04.2007) · Read review
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Review of Asda Crisp

Cloned Crisps

Advantages: Once You Pop...........
Disadvantages: ...........You Can`t Stop

...Would you believe that Pringles have been around since the late sixties! Me neither, although it was not until the eighties that they took off in a global way thanks to the introduction of more flavours and extensive advertising. Part of that advertising is the mantra ?once you pop you can?t stop? that resounds from every Pringles advert. And never has a slogan been more apt, Indeed I often use the line myself when accused of scoffing a whole tube of the delicious potato snack, I take it more as an instruction than a warning and blame the advert for leading me astray, after all I am an impressionable chap. Pringles take break from the norm regarding their packaging in that they arrive in a tube rather than the traditional bag, and this helps with the immaculate look of the crisps. On popping the plastic lid and tearing away the foil...

stuleg 11.02.2004 · Read review
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