They all look like high-end munchie fair. A long way from Ringos.
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£1 a generous sized bag
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Decent.
Appreciate I might be stretching the parameters of what is a crisp, but these Indian savoury snacks are magnificent. Cheap and not dodgy additives.
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Chipstix are great but the dust that coats your fingers
Few years ago went to see my mate backstage after his gig ( He rants in a post electronic punk duo named after a Lincolnshire town that isnt popular with us) and on rider was a 6 pack of chipstix
Not sure if a specififc ask or venue choice
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I loved those, my wife said they tasted like sick. Suits me, I got to eat them all
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Im a Seabrookes man but cant believe Lamb + Mint & SweetCorn made the cut but not Worcester Sauce
I suspect Seabrookes being West Yorks meant they didnt go Hendersons ( S Yorks)
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Excellent! Must have been the band’s choice. I heard Boston love a Chipstix! 
These are the God of crisps. I need to be feeling flush to buy them as they cost an arm and a leg, but oh boy are they good.
Perfectly cooked and massive umami flavours
I don’t really do sweet stuff but I could eat crisps for England
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I think I may have seen these in Spain this summer in the supermarket. Not sure though. But that goes to prove there’s still a bit of my subconscious scanning the shelves for tasty crisps, even if I haven’t bought any in years.
This thread was killing me today at 4pm. I was so hungry and would have toppled off my crisp-free soap box in an instant if an ice-cream van passed by!
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Forum: is $35 usd insane for 8 mini bags of fancy crisps? I am trying to convince my wife we should order them.
yes, that’s equivalent to the price of the normal sized bag in my local
I imagine there’s an import tax though.
Wait these are 5 ozs I think they’re the normal size!
Edit: Nevermind I think the pictures are wrong. They’re around 2 ozs 
My two penneth.. I can demolish a whole family sized bag of these… That vinegar…
And my only reason to pop in to M&S… Granted not proper crisps though.
‘Specially Selected’ from Aldi… AND M&S… La di da 
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Kettle chips - the jalapeño, black pepper, and dill flavors - are the best for stateside and conveniently available basically everywhere.
My old favorites were Cape Cod, the vinegar and salt ones, but they changed the recipe several years ago and they’re kind of nasty now
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I tend to prefer a kettle-style chip stateside but Lay’s in Asia is really another game entirely. The flavours are amazing.
Fuck yeah, whole range is a pound a bag with Nectar
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