Frisps

I was wondering around the supermarket the other day when I came across Frisps. I stared at them for a second, and then carried on walking. They crossed my mind again, and I turned around and went over to see what they were as I spotted a bright sign showing that there was a deal on them. It was a large multi-pack of very vivid-coloured contrasting stripes. The deal was 12 packs for 6 at a price of £1.19. I did the maths, and worked out that they were being sold at 10 pence a pack! In fact, technically they were under 10p a pack! I picked them up and put them in my trolley, and carried on doing what I do best - shopping. The multi-pack seemed considerably ...

While at my local newsagent the other day, I spotted a multipack of Frisps on offer. I hadn't seen these for years, but remembered enjoying them when I was younger and so I grabbed a pack. I forgot all about them at first and it wasn't until I was sitting the other day writing my review on the mini sizzlin' kitchen, that I remembered about them and decided to have a bag. The multipack bag I got was a 6 pack and contained 2 packets of each flavour - Salt and Vinegar, Cheese and Onion and Ready Salted. I enjoy all of these flavours, but opted for the Cheese and Onion flavour on this occassion and it is this flavour that I will base my review ...

Frisps are a type of crisp manufactured by KP Foods who have made a lot of other crisps and nuts. They are a very well known brand and I have always found them to be of high quality. They come in three flavours; ready salted, salt &vinegar and cheese & onion. I haven't tried the cheese & onion flavour but I have tried the other two. The salt & vinegar flavour tastes very salty, you can taste the salt a lot more than the potato but it's still a nice flavour. The ready salted crisps taste like they have no slat at all and are really quite plain, I think that they could do with having a tiny bit of salt on as they just taste like plain ...