On the way to collecting my eldest from school gave into temptation, again, and bought myself some crisps! I did fancy a bag of McCoy's Flame Grilled Steak but unfortunately they had none so I opted to try these Walkers Max Chargrilled Steak. I was not disappointed. THE CRISPS The crisps are the average shape and size of standard Walkers crisps but these ones are ridged. They are only slightly ridged despite the front of the packet claiming that they now have deeper ridges. I would say that they are not even half the depth of McCoy's. The crisps are all a light golden colour. THE PACKAGING The front of the packet is a brown ...  Read the complete review

I've never fancied the Walkers Max crisps because I thought they were going to be a cheap rip off of McCoys but today I brought a bag of their Chargrilled Steak crisps because there was hardly any choice in the shop. They're yummy and it's mad to think that I haven't bothered with them before because I think this flavour is even tastier than the beefy McCoys crisps that I love! They are ridged crisps and the steak flavour collects along the ridges so that every one has got a much stronger taste than normal Walkers crisps. They taste proper meaty and I can taste the beef in them as well as a bit of a smokey flavour that I reckon must be the ...  Read the complete review

*THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE NEW WALKERS MAX CHEESEBURGER FLAVOUR CRISPS ONLY* I recently saw a new flavour on sale in a Londis newsagent in Leicester in an in store display stand/ box. Having been a big fan of the 10p American Quarterback "Cheeseburger" flavour snacks as a child, and generally liking any cheese (cheese on its own rather than cheese and onion) flavour crisps, I had to try them. The purchase part was a little bizarre after the cashier scanned the pack and it flashed up 50p on the till but set all the till alarms off, then she charged me 60p for the pack... Still, I was rushing to get back to work and quite curious ...  Read the complete review

Walkers Max are Walkers take on the ridge crisp which became popular in the early nineties with the McCoys range of crisps, they are marketed as crisps for men so tend to have more masculine flavours such as chargrilled steak. These crisps are big thick chunks of potato. with ridges as the name suggests. They are strong on crunch and strong on flavour leaving little to the imagination or the palate, indeed one knows you've eaten a pack of max crisps from Walkers. Unfortunatley so does every one else in the train carriage or bus whilst your eating them. Food facts They are cooked in sunseed whic according to the blurb on the back is a ...  Read the complete review

Walkers are the well known makers of crisps. They have a range out which is different to the standard crsip. These are called Walkers Max. These crisps are thick cut with ridges cut into the crisp. Walkers crisps are made from British potatoes. If you ever wondered how crisps are made it is not rocket science. The potatoes are washed sliced, dried and then cooked in 100% sunseed oil. They are then sprinkled with the Walkers flavourings. The range does not have a great choice of flavours at the moment. There are currently three flavours : Paprika, Chargrilled steak and Cheese and Onion. The flavour I picked up was Chargrilled steak. ...  Read the complete review