Walkers Baked Salt & Vinegar

I have recently written a review on the ready salted flavour of WALKERS BAKED and it was a very positive review. In that review I mentioned that I would also write a review on the Salt & Vinegar flavour, but would be unlikely to write one on the other flavours as I don't eat them much as I don't really like them. So here's my thoughts on the Salt & Vinegar flavour. The taste is very good. They sell themselves as 'healthy' crisps but I think this is a misnomer as I can't really see how crisps can be healthy. The texture of the crisp is the same as the ready salted flavour so it makes sense for them to be sold under the same ...  Read the complete review

I love salt & vinegar crisps out of all the different flavours and I love snacking so these are perfect for me! Made by Walkers these 'Baked' crisps are not fried so a lot less calories without compromising the taste, in fact I think these are a far more intense flavour than fried crisps so are better... Usually these are really expensive at £1.45 per pack but they were on offer for £2.50 for 2 packs at Morrisons this week so worked out a bit better :) Packaged in a green plastic outer wrapper and each individual inner bag weighs 25g and contain 98 calories with only 2 % fat and 0.4g salt. Oven baked twice to 'create a ...  Read the complete review

What are they? The Walkers baked snacks are a relatively new range of potato snack available from Walkers. The packet claims that "they're oven baked, twice, for crunchiness and exceptional taste". Interestingly enough, the packet does not state that the product contains "crisps" and is referred to as a baked potato snack. For the purposes of this review, I will refer to the product as "crisps". Packaging: The baked crisps are contained within a green foil bag that is an instantly recognisable Walkers colour for Salt and Vinegar flavour. The Walkers logo is not hugely prominent, but is still recognisable. The main display panel ...  Read the complete review

I love crisps and I also love looking after my figure, two things that don't go together very well but Walkers baked crisps help a little. People should not get the idea into their heads however that because they are baked and better for you that you can eat as many of them as you like because that is simply not the case. Walkers baked are much better for you that the typical packet of crisps but still carries far too many calories to be considered a safe snack for weight watchers. I do love a packet of the salt and vinegar baked crisps but can't eat too much of them and not just because I don't want to put on weight but because the salt and vinegar flavouring is very, ...  Read the complete review

**Walkers Baked Salt and Vinegar Crisps** For some strange reason we had these baked crisps in the house instead of the usual walkers crisps (guess they must have been on offer). Two things drew me to these crisps which were 1) I like salt and vinegar crisps and 2) they are Walkers. Being Walkers crisps I thought I would be in for a nice treat. I'm not normally a crisps fan as more of a sweet addict but will occasionally eat the odd bag. **The packet** It's a nice packet and green with 2 big fat crinkle crisps a bottle of vinegar and a heap of salt. (No really it does look appealing) Next to the two traditional and ...  Read the complete review