Baked crisps are not proper crisps but they'll do (Walkers Baked Ready Salted)

Member Name: katyj10

Product:	Walkers Baked Ready Salted
Date:	06/10/09 (47 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: convenient snackeroo food that's not THAT bad for you

Disadvantages: Get in between your teeth a lot once munched

I'm trying to do 5 a day and cut the rubbish out of my diet but I find it helps to keep a few emergency diet-y producs in my desk drawer for those moments when you just need to eat something!

Walkers Baked are classed as crisps but only just make that category in my opinion. With 98 calories per bag though, they make an ideal lunch time companion for my paltry sandwich that's been sitting waiting to be eaten all morning (nom nom - gone!).

The texture is good, these are crunchy crisps that taste more like potatoes but you do spend ages picking them out of your teeth after you've enjoyed them!

Packet boasts because they are baked, they contain 70% less fat than normal crisps which can only be a good thing in this day and age.

They are not entirely satisfying but certainly a good compromise when you want to cut some of the bad content out of your diet!

I've tried these in the other flavours they come in - salt n vinegar, cheese n onion and I think the flavoursome ones are better than the ready salted but I'm not that fussy, any port in a storm and all that.

I usually buy them in packs of six. They do tend to cost a bit more than the full fat Walkers crisps but this is often the case with diet-y food.

Summary: Good if you're on a diet but not exactly a treat