Seabrook Crinkle Cut Crisps (Cheese & Onion)

As far as I now the range of Seabrook Crisps have been out for years. I've recently noticed them in Asda, and the other month they were selling Multipack bags for £1 for 6 bags. Sonce I hadn't had them for ages, and also the price tempted me, I decided to get a pack. I haven't found a mixed Multipack, so I just went for the Cheese and Onion ones, as they are my favourite flavour. The pack was the usual oblong shape and all the bags were individually packed inside. Most of the colouring was white, but there was some yellow tinges throughout as well. There was a picture of the Crisps on the front, but it just looked like a yellow blob anyway, so you don't see ...  Read the complete review

Loving my crisps the way I do when I saw these that I hadn't seen before I couldn't wait to give them a try! The Packaging: Light and dark yellow foil bag and on the front I'm told they are Cheese & Onion Flavour Crinkle Cut Seabrook Potato Crisps 'Est since 1945' and that they are made with sunflower oil and sea salt and are msg free and there is an at a glance nutritional chart on there. Other information on the back of the packet tells me a bit about the Seabrook brand, other flavours available in the range, a full nutritional table is shown, ingredients are listed as is allergy advice, size is stated (in this case it's 31.8g) and contact ...  Read the complete review

These are one of my favourite choices of crisps. They're satisfying and healthier than some of the other choices of crisps out at the moment. ~Incentives~ In ASDA they're on a great offer, being £1.30 for a pack of 6 or 3 for £3, meaning you can choose other crisps too. We usually get seabrooks (cheese and onion), hula hoops (BBQ beef) and McCoys (either flame grilled steak or a variety pack). These three big bags last us about a month or two but if your a bigger family it probably will last about two to three weeks depending on how many there is of you and how often you eat them! ~Packet Information~ The ingredients are: Potatoes, ...  Read the complete review

**********Why did I try these? ************* I have been eating Seabrook's prawn cocktail crisps for years. I love the strong prawn cocktail taste and each crisp is covered in flavouring. I think they are gorgeous and much nicer that the Walkers' alternative, so I had high expectations when I noticed that six bags of cheese and onion Seabrook Crinkle Cut Crisps were on offer for £1 in the pound shop. ********* Packaging ********* These crisps have been available since 1945 and the packaging reflects this, you can always tell when a bag of crisps is made by Seabrook because the logo is positioned in the centre of the packet. The packet ...  Read the complete review

Seabrook crinkle cut crisps are made quite local to where I live so I find these in more of the smaller stores so I tend to find I eat these most dinner times. These are crinkle cut and are a bit like McCoy's. The look? These are crinkle cut so look like a little ripple on a crisp, these tend to be of high quality. The crisps bag looks like a mellow yellow, white and blue in appearance with a picture of the crisp on the outside. Price? £1.24 for six 31 gram bags, which equates to (53.8 per 100 grams)or around 20p per bag About the Taste? These are quite a rugged crisp, not quite as harsh as Mccoys can be but you tend ...  Read the complete review