KP Skips

I have always loved skips, skips are little funny shaped savory snacks that melt in your mouth quite literaly. They come in a yellow bag which to be perfectly honest is quite decieving as the bag is usually less than half full when you open it which I realy think is a con, why cant they just make packets the same size as there content then we would know how much we were getting for our money before we have brought them and opened them. Skips are available in a few different flavours now but the original prawn flavour is still my favourite although I dont know why as I dont like prawns. They are nicely coated on both sides with ...

For all of the love that Walkers may get, they're not a very original type of crisp. Skips, meanwhile, have a totally unique design, texture and taste that has only been imitated since. The most common flavour is the Prawn Cocktail version, although there are other variants such as BBQ (even if they do take some time to find!) From the moment you open the packet, you unleash a wonderful whiff of prawn cocktail that makes you want to tuck into them right away! It's surprisingly potent, and as you put the crisp into your mouth, it is by now instinctive to wrestle it onto your tongue, where it fizzles and melts away, the strong flavour remaining on your tongue ...

'They physicaly melt and then they disappear!' I don't know if you remember that line which appeared in the KP advert. I think it's the first thing that pops into my head when I see a packet of skips with their trademark yellow colour and bright pink lettering. It has remained the same after all these years but sadly, although the foil makes them 'fresher', they still make a racket when you're trying to eat them without anybody else noticing. They have reduced the amount of saturated fat but unlike other products which are always announcing that they've taken away loads of salt, added extras etc they still taste just as nice as they ...