Walkers Cheese & Onion Flavour Crisps Reviews

Walkers are my favourite brand of crisps however these are the worst ones they make. It is not for taste I must say though. They are the ones I leave right to the last in the big multipacks but I actually quite like the flavour. Its because they make my breath smell. Even when I have chewing gum I can often still feel the poignant taste in my ...  Read the complete review

Walkers has got to be Britain's favourite crisp brand, and Cheese & Onion is one of the more popular flavours available. You can buy Walkers crisps in various size packs. If you buy multipacks like I have, they will be a smaller than average 25g. Usually when you buy them in single packets they are 34.5g. you can also buy 'Big Eat' ...  Read the complete review

Introduction Walkers are a well known brand for their delicious range of crisps. They have so many flavours and makes it is brilliant. I first starting eating these years and years ago and cheese and onion is one of my favourite flavours! Ready salted is the best in my opinion, but we all have different ...  Read the complete review

Ever since I was little Walkers cheese and onion were always my first choice in crisps, and although I don't each crisps quite as regularly as I did back then, I'm still quite partial to the odd bag and will always happily tuck into one of these. Recently Walkers have been pushing the fact that they have been using things like sunseed ...  Read the complete review

===INTRODUCTION=== Walkers cheese and onion are one of the top favorite brand of walkers crisps in England. They can be purchased from between 40 and 60p for a single bag depending on where you shop, and the cheese and onion crisp is one of the few that can be purchased in a bag of 6 and above of its own single unit. Cheese and onion ...  Read the complete review

Walkers started making crisps back in 1948 when they began frying potato slices in a fish fryer. They were actually butchers but during the war years there was a shortage of meat and it was rationed. However when rationing ended in 1954, the company continued making its popular crisps. It was actually during this year that the cheese and onion ...  Read the complete review

These crisps are a favourite with myself. I see them as a national treasure along side the red post box, fish and chips and the royal family. With the market swamped with different companies trying to make a profit Walkers have maintained their high standards and provide a crisp with a whole load of flavour. It is not unknown for people to lick ...  Read the complete review

Walkers will always be the original crisps in my eyes. Walkers Cheese and Onion crisps live in the familiar blue wrapper and come in sizes of 25g and 34.5g bags. The bags are now made of foil which keeps the crisps nice and fresh and unlike some other makes of crisp, the amount of glue sealing the bag seems right. When opening the ...  Read the complete review

Everybody loves Walkers crisps - well if they don't they should! I love snacky type foods and don't think there is a brand to beat 'Walkers' or a flavour to beat Cheese & Onion :) We usually buy ours in multi-bags as they can work out expensive individually; the last multi-bag we bought was £2.66 for 24 packs which is ...  Read the complete review

People very often say to me......... Paul, please give me my hand bag back, it's theft and I'm going to the police! More relevant they say Paul, for the love of God please put us out of our misery and tell us what you think of these Walkers cheese and onion crisps......? Ok, ok, pipe down, relax, I'll tell you, but after I tell you, promise to ...  Read the complete review

We have just recently "bought" a 6 pack of Walkers crisps from the Co-op, from buying last Saturdays copy of The Sun which had a voucher for the multipack - good value for the price of a newspaper. In the bag were the standard Walkers flavours (Ready Salted x 2, Salt and Vinegar x 2 and of course Cheese and Onion x 2). One of the things ...  Read the complete review

Walkers cheese and onion flavour crisps have to be my all time favourite walkers variety. They taste wonderful, with onion the more apparent flavor of the two. I wish they would make them more cheesy, rather than the onion being the dominent flavor. Packaging- the packaging is attractive with boldly coloured writing and the large ...  Read the complete review

I've always been fan of crisps, I love them, not sure how long I'd live though, although these days with crisps having 30% less saturated fat and using sunflower oil they have less of an effect than they did when I was younger. I remember the days of having a packet of golden wonder as big as your head and the summers went on forever, ...  Read the complete review

Of all of the Walkers flavours of crisps, Cheese and Onion are probably the most popular and most well known, if only for the bewildering fact that the packaging is Blue rather than the the Green that you would expect (and conversely, the Salt and Vinegar flavour is Green). They're a staple of English culture, and spawned countless adverts in the ...  Read the complete review

Walkers are a great snack. Their bag of crisps contain 25g of crisps in weight. They are a light crisp snack of potatoe and come in all different kinds of potatoe. The pack contains 132 calories which is not bad you can still fit it in to a healthy diet. The good thing is that it only contains 0.1 g of sugar and 8.5g of fat. However it is low on ...  Read the complete review

Walkers are the original and the best of the crisp makers. I have grown up with these and remember them fondly as a child hood memory. In this review I am referring to the multipack bags (25 grams) which are available from all supermarkets. The packet has 8 grams of fat in which is quite steep although it is definitely worth it! They are ...  Read the complete review

I'm currently going through an addiction to these crisps, mainly because once I have one packet I need to have another and then possibly another. The extent of this addiction became apparent when I went through a 26 pack in around 5 or 6 days. -Flavour- I think the flavour on these crisps is quite strong and the taste ...  Read the complete review

My favourite flavour of crisps - although they do make you smell a bit! Walkers cheese and onion crisps now cost around 40p for an individual 34.5g bag - you can get them much cheaper when you buy the multipacks though so i recommend this - not just because it makes financial sense but i can never have just one bag - i have to have two! Probably ...  Read the complete review

Walkers crisps are the original and one of the best in my opinion. The crisps are a good size and cut from good potatoes, it is very rare to find a bad crisp in your bag and this is great as I don't have to particularly worry about paying much attention when delving in to the bag and wolfing down a whole packet in 2 minutes flat! The ...  Read the complete review

These are in my opinion simply the best crisps. These days there seem to be new brands popping up all over the place, but Walkers has always been a brand that you could trust. As soon as you see the blue packet with the Walkers name and logo you know that you have a quality product and are going to eat a treat of a crisp. The flavour is cleary ...  Read the complete review