Asda Smart Price Maize Snacks

I know that everyone keeps harping on about the recession and the need to save a few pennies here and there but I have been doing this for years as I don't see the point in paying an extra £1 or more for packaging when some of the shops own products are just as nice or if not nicer in some cases. I usually have a packet of crisps with my sandwich at lunch but recently have noticed that this is costing me more and more money so decided to see what I could have that was a little bit cheaper. I already buy the ready salted version of these crisps for my partner but I'm not keen on ready salted crisps so picked up a pack of these for 47p, though the bag ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a big crisp lover but my hubby is and although we don't make a regular habit of buying crisps every week, he fancied some so I went on a hunt for something cheap. Only the best in Claribella's house lol! I came acroos these whilst looking online and felt that they were worth a go. The crisp pack contains 12 bags of crisps and costs just 47p!! Now that is pretty good if they taste good. Inside you will find four packs of Salt and Vinegar sticks, four onion rings and four cheese puffs. I'm not that keen on Salt and vinegar stick but Andrew adores them so I knew all of them would go at some point or another. I have to say that I was ...  Read the complete review

Being a bit sick of the cost of snacks such as Wotsists rising and rising I wanted something cheaper. While doing my Asda shopping online recently I added some Wotsits on offer and I bumped my bill up by £3.00. I thought No No No!!!! I hunted these down and added to my virtual trolley. At 47p for 12 packs of Maize snacks I knew I could not go wrong. Admittedly the packaging is very cheap looking and there is no way I would leave them lying around with guests around!!! However, I did take a pack to the farm last week when I my little boy and just keep the packet hidden in my handbag while we munched!!. The pack of 12 contains 4 each of 3 ...  Read the complete review