Seabrook Crinkle - Salt & Vinegar Crisps

== Seabrook Crinkle Cut Crisps: Salt and Vingegar == == Introduction == If you don't live in the North of England you may not have heard of these crisps, been a Northern company, and been primarily sold in the North of England, they are much more popular here than down South. Seabrook was founded in 1949 in the small Northern town of Allerton, Bradford, by a man called Charles Brookes. The origin of the name Seabrook is quite interesting, and apparently came from an error in a photo processing shop when an employee instead of writing C. Brookes on the film, instead accidentally wrote Seabrook, and the name stuck becoming the name of the crisp ...  Read the complete review

My husband has always been a fan of Seabrooks crisps, but untill recently I'd avoided them and gone for other brands instead. However, when I noticed that they had salt & vinegar flavoured crisps and they were on offer in Asda I thought I would try them as they seemed to be the best offer going. The crisps come in a pack of 6 which costs £1.26 in Asda (last time I looked), they can also be bought indivdually in sandwich shops etc for around 40p - 50p a packet depending on the shop. The packet is white & light blue, you do need to be careful because the unsalted packets are almost identical and I did make the mistake of buying unsalted once & not ...  Read the complete review

Loving my crisps and snacks as I do I've really made a big effort of late to try snacks that normally I wouldn't. I'm a creature of habit usually and I tend to grab McCoy's or Walkers really and walk past other varieties of crisps usually which the other day i thought to myself was a bit of a shame! So when I saw these I put down my favourite Walkers Prawn Cocktail Crisps and decided at 39p a bag to give these a go and be a devil lol! The Packaging... White and light blue bag and on the front in white and light blue writing I'm told they are Sea Salt & Vinegar Flavour Crinkle Cut 'Seabrook' Potato Crisps (Since 1945). There is an at a glance ...  Read the complete review

I admit I have a crisp addiction, im much more of a savoury person than sweet and would prefer to have a packet of crisps over a cream bun anyday. Seabrooks Salt and Viengar crisps certainly give me my savoury "fix" whenever I fancy one and the taste of these particular crisps is certainly not for the faint hearted. Seabrooks Salt and Vinegar crisps come in a 31.8g blue and white foil fresh bag. The front of the bag has the Seabrook name across it with "Since 1945" printed underneath. We are informed that the crisps are "Made with Sunflower Oil & Sea Salt" and are "MSG free". The GDA information is printed on the ...  Read the complete review

There was a time when Seabrook crisps were the best crisps out there, they used to beat Smiths hands down, but those days are gone, along with Smiths*, but can Seabrook still compete against Walkers. The answer is a resounding no! They have gone downhill faster than the Jamaican bob sleigh team. == Nutritional Information == Calories per bag 165, Protein 1.7g, Carbohydrates 19.4g, Fat 8.9g, Fibre 1.3g. Each bag is 31.8g so that works out at just under 30% fat per bag. ==My Thoughts == Another one of my childhood memories shattered into little pieces, I remember when these crisps were the cream of the ...  Read the complete review