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I feel like you have to go in to a packet of Seabrooks with low expectations to begin with then be pleasantly surprised when they’re alright. They’re like the Everybody Loves Raymond of the crisp world. 

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10 minutes ago, ReturnOfTheMack said:

This seems like the worst idea in the world to me. Carolina Reaper chilli pepper Crisp. 

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They did this on BTE a few months ago. Was funny in that context 

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6 hours ago, ReturnOfTheMack said:

This seems like the worst idea in the world to me. Carolina Reaper chilli pepper Crisp. 

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I'd give it a try. Might need some milk on standby. 

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I've been a bit addicted to those Walkers Double Crunch ones recently. Flavour's decent, but they've got the crunch bang-on. They really hit that "go on, the next one will finally satisfy your craving - oops, no, it won't. Have another" spot.

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Bought a multipack of Roysters T-Bone Steak for the first time in quite a while and not only have they reduced the pack size to 21g but there's also far less of the flavour powder stuff they coat them in. Absolutely devastated as they were a favourite of mine.

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29 minutes ago, CAREBEAR LUVVA said:

Think yourself lucky that you got as much as 21g. Frazzles are down to 18g a bag now. Fucking outrageous.

Frazzles are puffed up and full of air bubbles though. Not a fair comparison to a slab of potato.

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2 hours ago, King of Hamptons said:

Smoky Bacon pringles!! 

The best Pringles - sadly not seen for a few years now - were olive oil and rosemary. 

Nerdfact: Pringles are technically a savoury biscuit, as they're made from dough rather than potato slices.

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Paprika Pringles are good, but not as good as Paprika McCoy's. 

I tried the donner kebab flavour Pringles the other week (a rare treat) and was surprised by how close they'd managed to get the flavour. They really do some good work. 

I saw Tayto have started doing some more "upmarket" style crisps as well, presumably to rival the Walker's Sensations ones. They were called Tayto Gourmet, if memory serves. 

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