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they could be a gamechanger - I put Hendos on pretty much anything it can feasibly go on, and completely changed our choice of supermarket for the weekly big shop when I discovered the local Sainsburys gets it in. 

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I'm still chasing the dragon for these fuckers, which were the best crisp I have ever had and were seemingly only available at a solitary 7 Eleven in Boston I went to years ago. Not generally a Kettle man, but these were the business.

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Other half is from Winnipeg Manitoba and doesn't have a clue who Chris Jericho is. Will say that the Canadians have some dynamite crisps though. Old Dutch may sound like a Poundland cologne, but the ketchup flavour and all dressed are particularly delicious.

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I found some Masala flavour Kurkure in a local discount newsagents, they seem to get discontinued or near out of date stock and sell it on the cheap. 40p instead of a quid and they're so good, a weird mouthfeel at first due to the ingredients not being the usual potato or corn, using a mix of dal and other things as they're a pretty big brand in India and the surrounding area.

A nice spice that lingers but doesn't leave you gasping for a drink.

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Frequenters of Polish shops who like an onion flavoured crisp, get yourself some of these ;

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Not sure if I prefer them to Lays "Green Onion" but as usual Crunchips can do no wrong.

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Got the cured cheese Torres as well as a bag of the fried egg ones from a trendy wine bar in Didsbury. Paid £9. The wife's livid and has insisted they go in the Christmas hamper. My daughter thinks I'm a hero.

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Nice flavour, massive bag and an exceptional crisp. Thicker than average but less greasy than a kettle chip. The closes crisp to a Brannigans (RIP) I've had. Two thumb up.

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Portugal is renowned for its cuisine. But on your next visit, before you devour some of it's world-famous peri-peri chicken or sample some of it's delightful salmon and cod, give these a go. Lovely. Goes down especially well with a Sagres or a Super Bock. 

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1 hour ago, Fatty Facesitter said:

Portugal is renowned for its cuisine. But on your next visit, before you devour some of it's world-famous peri-peri chicken or sample some of it's delightful salmon and cod, give these a go. Lovely. Goes down especially well with a Sagres or a Super Bock. 

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My mate is over from Canada for Christmas and bought a bag of Ruffles for us. I'm kind of glad we don't have them over here because I doubt I'd ever eat anything else.

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1 hour ago, wordsfromlee said:

My mate is over from Canada for Christmas and bought a bag of Ruffles for us. I'm kind of glad we don't have them over here because I doubt I'd ever eat anything else.

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Oh. Those are deadly!

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