Crisps that are no longer with us

[Billsballbag]

Golden Wonder Beef and Onion

You can buy a box fresh bag for just under 19 quid on ebay.

 

[aylesburyfox]

Hedgehog flavour crisps

 

[Wearthefoxhat]

 

[Yorkfox]

Winners Salt & Victory

 

[Breadfan]

Quentin Crisp
In a bizarre twist born Denis Pratt

 

[Wearthefoxhat]

Winners Salt & Victory

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Still got a box of them and some Captain Morgan, I’ll have to dig them out for raffle donations to worthy causes, thanks for the reminder

 

[SK24U]

Do Walkers still do Roast Chicken flavour? Loved em wi me vimto in formative years...

 

[stokiefox]

Salt and Lineker
Prawn Collymore

 

[hammondsdodgyankle]

Rancheroos

 

[Wearthefoxhat]

Some strange ones here

 

[Filbo24]

Worcestershire sauce flavour?

 

[AlgarFox]

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I used to love the original ones in my school days. Them, Icepoles and Jublies, fantastic.

 

[Uttoxfox]

Smiths with the little twisted blue bag of salt.

 

[TopFox]

Smiths with the little twisted blue bag of salt.

Still available.
Anyone recall Tudor crisps? Geordie, I think they were.

 

[Wearthefoxhat]

I used to love the original ones in my school days. Them, Icepoles and Jublies, fantastic.

Them Jubblies lasted forever and all for a few pennies, it was the size of an iceberg as well

 

[hammondsdodgyankle]

 

[TopFox]

Anyone remember Walkers Snaps, which Quavers copied. Spicy Tomato flavour were best, also cheese ones.......

 

[Billsballbag]

Anyone remember Walkers Snaps, which Quavers copied. Spicy Tomato flavour were best, also cheese ones.......

Spicey tomato snaps were lovely

 

[buz_not_buzz]

Anyone remember Walkers Snaps, which Quavers copied. Spicy Tomato flavour were best, also cheese ones.......

I think they swapped brands as they were both owned by the same parent companies from the 80s. I.e. Quavers moved to Walkers from Smiths and were heavily pushed whereas Snaps were then produced by Smiths without any real push or fanfare. Only ever see Spicy Tomato these days and, whilst not quite as tinglingly spicy or melt-on-the-tongue as Walkers' originals, I confess still a frequent guilty pleasure of mine.