Walkers Cajun Squirrel Flavour Crisps

When it comes to what food is called I'm well funny about it! So these being called 'Cajun Squirrel' was totally off putting to me! However today I actually plucked up the courage to try them finally as they were on offer in my local Nisa store at 29p a bag instead of the usual 59p! The Packaging.... 46g bag (in this instance). Light blue and dark green on the outside of the packet and silver foil within the bag (for freshness). On the front of the bag I'm told they are Walkers Cajun Squirrel Flavour Potato crisps then I'm asked to vote for this flavour and there is a cute picture of a squirrel (cartoon stylie) trying to get through a fence and I'm ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the latest flavours from 'Walkers' as part of a campaign for a new addition to the product line where consumers can vote for their favourite flavour. 'Cajun Squirrel'?! What? Squirrel? I do hope no squirrels were harmed in the making of these crisps. I'm not entirely sure why these crisps are called 'Cajun Squirrel', well the Cajun is obvious but not the squirrel. It's a great addition to the campaign however because it's fun for the kids and maybe opens them up to a new flavour. I'm sure the kids will be voting for the Squirrel! I could guess what I was about to taste when I opened the packet, and hoped that they hadn't messed this ...  Read the complete review

My purchase of this bag of Walkers' Cajun Squirrel flavour crisps was the fourth in my product testing of all things crispy, as I attempt to research and discover the best crisps currently on the market. The Cajun Squirrel flavour crisps also make up my second attempt of sampling the six trial flavours which Walkers have produced based on recommendations by members of the public (the first was Fish & Chips). Votes in by 1 May 2009, so don't forget! PACKAGING: The Cajun Squirrel bag is bordered with green at the top and bottom of the bag and a green "Vote For Me!" rosette. A cartoon-style drawing shows a squirrel peering innocently through ...  Read the complete review

Furry little animals. So, I vowed never to eat a packet of Cajun squirrel crisps but when they were the only flavour left in the supermarket and after reading on the back of the packet that "no actual squirrels were harmed in the making," then I relented and decided to bite the bullet (or squirrel as the case may be)! Just as a little bit of background on the subject that I have added to my other reviews too, as you all know, Walkers Crisps are polling the Great British people to try and find the next flavour of crisps. A few months back they asked for people to submit flavour combinations to them in hopes of it becoming the next Walkers ...  Read the complete review

Thank god thats over- is my first response on trying this final Walkers flavour. As determined as I was to try all six finalists in the Walkers "do us a flavour" campaign, there have been times when I felt I was taking part in some kind of human scientific taste test. Give me some plain ready salted someone, my taste receptors need a holiday!!! Cajun Squirrel flavour is actually a mis-nomer in that the crisps contain less squirrel in them (i.e none) than Walkers vegetarian-friendly chicken flavoured crisps! There is plenty of cajun spice however and that is evident from the moment you put a crisp into your mouth. The problem is that cajun seasoning ...  Read the complete review