Walkers Crisps Pickled Onion Flavour

Walkers Pickled Onion flavoured crisps. Do they taste good? Well, these certainly has there own unique taste, personally I like them. But I don't think they're for everyone. The flavour is strong, but not eye watering, and do actually taste like pickled onions, which is rare for crisps. So yes, they taste good, if you like pickled onions then you will like them. Hows the health? The health factor wih the Pickled onion flavour is not bad at all as crisps go. One 34.5g bag contains 181 Calories, (which is 9% of your GDA) 0.4g of sugar, (<1% of your GDA) 11.4g of fat (16% of your GDA) and 0.6g of salt (10% of your GDA) Is the ...

Walkers crisps have been around now for well over 60 years now. A gentleman called Henry Walker took over a butchers shop in the 1880's but after the second World War he saw production go down and had to look for other ways to make money. He began hand-slicing and frying potatoes and sold them as potato crisps, the first flavour being Cheese and Onion. Now there are so many flavours to choose from the choice is overwhelming but I am going to review the Pickled Onion Flavour. I was actually aware that this flavour existed until I saw them a week ago at my local shop. I've always been a fan of pickled onion monster munch so I decided to give these a ...

Poking my hand into the glove box yesterday I was relieved to find a packet of crisps that hadn't been taken into the house, my daughter and I had been on the road for three hours and I was starving so set about to eat a nice bag of Salt & Vinegar crisps. Only these weren't Salt & Vinegar. Without my glasses I'd just spotted the green bag and assumed this, but they're actually Walkers Picked Onion flavour crisps which come in a lighter green bag. This is the individual bag (ie. Not from a multi pack) containing 34.5g of crisps and they contain 181 calories and 11.4g of fat. The first thing you will notice about these crisps as you open the ...