Asda Crisps in General

When it comes to crisps I simply can't get enough of them which is why of late I have been trying out shops own 'cheaper' brands with regularity. Cos I scoff anywhere up to 5 bags in a sitting it doesn't make sense to be buying Walkers to feed my addiction financially if I can at all help it! I love mooching around Asda and of late have found myself trying out an awful lot of economy purchases out of idol curiosity more than anything else! I am reviewing Asda 'Smart Price' 12 Variety Pack Of Crisps to be specific! The Packaging.... 12 green and white plastic bags (18g a bag so smaller than the average size you buy) and they are ...  Read the complete review

Without going into what I like to call the executive range of crisps, things like Pringles and Kettle chips, the best crisps money can buy has to be Golden Wonder. The main crisps you seem to see for sale these days however are Walkers and for me these are just not that good. Asda do many flavours of crisps and if you have tried them you will know that they are a very decent crisp and every bit as good as Walkers but a good bit less expensive. Right now at Asda you can get three six packs of walkers for £3 or three eight packs of Asda crisps for the same £3, that's six extra packs with the Asda option and for me that is a no ...  Read the complete review

This review is for Asda 6 pack of ready salted crisps. I normally buy Walkers ready salted or pom teddy bear crisps as these are the only ones that my kids can agree on liking. However I decided to try and save money so I tried Asda's own. Asda has introduced a new 'healthier' version of their ready salted crisps. They now contain 70% less saturates than before. This made me feel like I was a better mother for giving my kids something not as unhealthy as before. (I know it makes very little difference but I can always live in hope). As other mothers will know you try to feed you kids with nutritional snacks but it never works. If I give my kids apple crisps ...  Read the complete review

Asda crisps really are worth a try. With the credit crunch i decided to have a fresh look at my purchases and see if there was any way to economise. As a mum of three I find i easily work my way through tons of crisps with pack lunches, snacks etc so I decided to look at the most cheapest crisps poss (without lookig too rough) I found that Asda do a box of 5 for £50 (yes it looks like you are buying for a shop/pub in that quantity) but at 10p each I was ready for them just to taste okay. Personally, Walkers have thee edge when it comes to taste but they certainly do not come in this cheap! You won't feel cheated though all the flavours are nice and not too flavoured ...  Read the complete review

Asda crisps are 1/3 less than Walkers crisps. All type of flavour crisps are on sale. There is quality difference in comparison to Walkers. Asda crisps are inferior in quality. Crisp is not thick or big as Walkers products. Take Cheese and Onion flavour, Walkers crisp is thicker and the crisp is robust, Asda crisp is thin, over cooked and crumbles very easily, also Asda crisps have higher salt content. I haven’t checked the indigents but from taste this seems to be true. You pay for the quality, other than several disadvantages crisps from Asda are OK to eat. Consumer has to choose between quality and quantity and sometimes quantity is more important if you ...  Read the complete review