What’s your favourite flavour of crisps?

[Legz]

Cream cheese and chive...but haven't seen them in years.
Got some spring onion Golden Wonder from Home Bargains the other day....forgot how nice they are!

 

[r00fie1]

Salt n Vinegar

 

[Beverleyred]

Taylor’s crisps (from Scotland), make a ridge cut Jalapeño and Cheddar flavoured crisp, that blows yer socks off.
Very tasty, but best to have with a cold beer.

 

[1finny]

Used to be Pipers Cheese n Onion but since going to Walkers the quality has dropped off.

Fairfield Farm (who also make crisps for Adnams brewery) are the best now but you find them up north.

Co-op irresistible Chardonnay n Vinegar are worth a try

 

[afcb_acklam]

burts crisps are overated imo

 

[coluka]

Some people really need to get out more and taste the King of crisps

 

[1finny]

burts crisps are overated imo

Burts and Real playing off branding - both owned by big corporates

 

[ThatFragranceGuy]

Coop Chardonnay salt and vinegar hold the unique title of best salt and vinegar crisps due to nuclear strength but also the only thing worth going in a co-op for in the first place as everything is so overpriced at ours compared to other supermarkets.

 

[hobblewobble]

Ooh the cheese and onion from aldi in the new big yellow bag- divine.
The ones from lidyl are not bad either, big bag

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

You know things are bad when the favourite crisp thread re-emerges.

 

[Cambsred]

This is one of my favourite recurring threads, makes me want to get to the pound shop in the cheap crisps aisle.

Hot and spicy pringles were my favourite for a long time. Hard to get hold of them now.

Salt and vinegar anything.

 

[chickenrunner]

Pickled Onion

Coop in Stokesley are currently selling rarely seen six packs of Walker's pickled onion flavour..........mmmmmm. Just been in and bought loads.

 

[chickenrunner]

You know things are bad when the favourite crisp thread re-emerges.

We cant be far from the emergence of a DE shaving thread then.

 

[ForssAwakens]

Walkers tomato ketchup

 

[Juninhoburger]

End thread.

 

[uncle_rico]

Salt n vinegar.

Big fan of McCoy's cheese n onion too though.

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

We cant be far from the emergence of a DE shaving thread then.

One more defeat and Rob will have to unearth the missing rabbit thread.

 

[1finny]

Coop Chardonnay salt and vinegar hold the unique title of best salt and vinegar crisps due to nuclear strength but also the only thing worth going in a co-op for in the first place as everything is so overpriced at ours compared to other supermarkets.

On the wider point - yes Co-op is generally more expensive.
On average circa 10% than Tesco large stores.
The offers, in general, are as good as anywhere.

Just some thoughts
They do open in 'convenient' locations and there is a price to be paid for that. Simply put, their market share is around 6% and they buy for significantly more than others. Mince, steak etc - Aldi sell for less than Co-op buy for. It's mad.

If they tried to compete they would just go bust.
Also, they do tons for sustainability and great causes.

In the end customers decide and they are doing just about ok in a tricky environment

 

[allied_assault]

Beef and Onion