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 ...  Read the complete review

KP Skips Description: Prawn cocktail corn snacks. KP Skips only have 90 calories per bag, so if you are looking for a lighter alternative to crisps then these might be worth trying. It is ages (years probably) since I have eaten these, I use to like them as a kid but then went off them a bit. A pack of these cost me £0.50 from the vending machine at work, it is appalling though so you can probably find them cheaper elsewhere. You can also buy them in multi packs which work out cheaper. They come in a bright yellow packet which says "Skips" in bright red letters on the front. These are little flat shapes ...  Read the complete review

I got these last weekend at the same time as I bought the Frisps. Having eaten them before though I knew precisely what I was getting for my money. Packaging. The Skips I purchased came in a multipack containing 9 packets of the Prawn Cocktail flavour. According to Wikipedia Skips are also available in Bacon and Cheese flavours but I can't say I've ever seen them. Perhaps I don't pay enough attention when shopping.... The multipack bag, and indeed the crisp packets themselves are predominantly yellows with the Skips name in red. The front of the multipack and the packets tell us that there are:- + No artificial ...  Read the complete review

Recently, while looking for a midnight snack, I came across these at the back of my cupboard and, after having checked they were still in date, proceeded to eat them while watching the movie 'Labor pains' (I'll save my opinons on that for another time). Back to the crisps, however, and they were delicious. The packaging: Skips have, has far as I can remember, always had bright yellow packaging. On the front, the word 'Skips' is written in swirly orange bubble writing and there are several promises and claims including the fact that Skips now has 50% less saturated fat than they did in 2006, no artificial colours, less than 100 calories per pack and no ...  Read the complete review

I am not a big fan of crisps but when I do eat them, Skips are up there with my favourites. They are something I have not eaten in a while until recently when I saw them on offer in the supermarket and they are still as tasty as ever. The two things I like best about Skips is that they are unlike any other crisps available, they are unique with a distinctive taste. Also they are healthier than 'normal' crisps. Skips come in a yellow bag with red writing on, you can buy them as a single pack but I buy them in multipacks. They cost about £1.25 for a six pack and £2 for a ten pack. This is from Tesco. They are described as the fizzy, ...  Read the complete review