Walkers Crisps Pickled Onion Flavour Reviews

I was quite intrigued by this flavour when Walkers first brought it out, and being an onion fan I do quite like them. Each bag weighs 34.5g and can be found in most Supermarkets (I got mine from Morrisons) for around 40p. Although Walkers crisps are currently on a '3 for £1' off at Morrisons, which is handy if you buy the single ...  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

Isn't it funny how sometimes the most simple things are those which please us the most? Walkers pickled onion crisps are, for me, one of those simple things. The outside of the bag is nothing special, a light green colour, with all the usual details that you expect to see on a bag of crisps (fat content etc) and I wont bore ...  Read the complete review

For centuries the pickled onion has been a bonus, almost greedy item that the British partake of as an accompaniment with Fish & Chips, Cheese or occasionally with a Chicken or Turkey dinner. In the early 1970s the now iconic corn based snack Monster Munch was born and was an enormous hit particularly in the pickled onion flavour. ...  Read the complete review

Ah, pickled onion crisps, what are they like to onion lovers? Well, they taste pretty strong. They'll be sure to make your mouth water and leave you with onion breath. Everything like eating pickled onions out a jar does. But seriously, these are strong crisps. Just by opening them you are greeted with a strong waft of onion and ...  Read the complete review

Walkers' Pickled Onion flavorued crisps are something of a more modern flavour in the extensive range from the well known and popular crisps manufacturing company. Pickled Onion flavour is something of a cult flavour, with many consumers calling for it following an outburst of people having sandwiches filled with sliced pickled onions and ready ...  Read the complete review

My favourite flavour of crisp is and always has been pickled onion and for the longest time I could not find a packet of pickled onion crisps anywhere unless they were monster much or a similar type of corn snack. I like monster munch but I much prefer my pickled onion flavouring to come from a traditional potato ...  Read the complete review

I have been reviewing crisps today as I fancy crisps and cannot go out to get any because I am waiting for a delivery... Dooyoo is such a help at these times I find! Pickled Onion flavour crisps are my all time favouritest favourite ever! YUMMY! Ooooh my tongue is tingling just thinking about them! These Pickled Onion ...  Read the complete review

Walkers are well known for producing good quality crisps and their Pickled Onion flavour are no exception to that. You can expect to pay about 40p for an individual 34.5g bag of these which I think is very reasonable. The first thing that strikes you when you open a bag of these is the overwhelming smell of, yes, pickled ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review