Kettle Chips Sweet Chilli

Kettle chips are known for there superiority in the crisp world. Being the best and obviously reflectively priced the highest as well Kettle chips come in a variety of flavours and two different pack sizes too. You can get a small 40gram bag which is ideal for taking to school or work or for just a snack, then there is the larger 150gram bag. This is perfect for a night in or for sharing at parties. All of the kettle chips are made with natural ingredients and you can tell when eating them, that there is something a bit more there than your average crisp. The packaging of the sweet chilli crisps is bright red with a paler red band across ...  Read the complete review

These crisps are pretty pricy but that's mainly because the ingredients they use aren't cheap. The sweet chilli variety are a personal favourite but the range offers something to suit most tastes. The sweet chilli flavour have a nice bite to them though maybe aren't for spice haters. The crisps come in two sizes of pack, a handy 40g pack which can posh up your lunches, the larger bags are 150g are great for nights in. They're made with all natural ingredients though don't be fooled into thinking they're healthy, a 40g serving contains 187 calories which is 9% of your daily allowance. They are suitable for vegetarians and vegans but the packaging ...  Read the complete review

Kettle Chips offer up a true quality crisp which the makers have taken time over with the purchasing of the ingredients, the hand cooking the crisps in small batches, not adding any nasties all making the final product amazing when you think it is made of the simple potato. I have long been a lover of nice and spicy food with oriental flavours always being amonst the best out there in my opinion so you can well imagine my delight when I discovered the maker of my favourite crisps was offering a Sweet Chilli flavour option that offered up the tastes of Thai cuisine and remained true to their style by having that kick of chilli to give the real taste you ...  Read the complete review

When I sit and watch television in the evening I like something to munch, the `something` all depends on my mood. There are times when I reach for the biscuit tin, other times when a bar of Cadbury`s will do the trick and times when I feel like something savoury. There aren't many crisps and potato snacks that I don't like, but Kettle chips have to be among one of my favourite snacks. Maybe they remind me of my childhood, my Mum used to slice some potatoes wafer thin and then deep fry them, the end result was much like a Kettle chip. Kettle Chips are produced by a factory in Norwich, interestingly enough called Kettle Foods! I have always ...  Read the complete review

Kettle Chips are made in Bowthorpe, a suburb of Norwich, which is my home city. I have always been brought up to eat local as far as possible, and these are a local product that I do try and eat, but only in moderation. According to the back of the packet "We like to keep things simple..... We always insist on using the best potatoes we can find, hand cook them with care in small batches, then season with great tasting combinations of ingredients" The packet also claims that; i) We don't add MSG (artificial flavourings) ii) We don't use hydrongenated fat iii) We know the origin of all our ingredients iv) We only ...  Read the complete review