Walkers Mega Monster Munch Reviews

Walkers Mega Monster Munch Roast beef flavour What are they? Well if you don't know this already, where have you been?! Monster Munch were a staple favourite in the 80s when I was a kid and though they disappeared for a while, they are back and not only that, they are as big as they used to be too! They are a maize snack ...  Read the complete review

Monster Munch have got to be one of my favourite snacks. The average price of a 40g bag is 50p but it varies depending on where you buy them from. I ate some Monster Munch last night and they were lovely. They are shaped like Monster's feet with four "toes" and are very crunchy. Most people would struggle to get a whole one in their ...  Read the complete review

Monster Munch can now be bought in bigger bags with a more old school theme a plain background with a monsters face on it and a bag that's the right way around. The new bags are part of the Mega Monster Munch branding in which walkers have happily admitted "We've made them smaller", the bags have part in the top right of the bag ...  Read the complete review

Now, I can remember being slightly afraid of one of the monsters from the Monster Munch adverts when I was a child (before adverts and movies had the "contains mild peril" pre-warning), but that did not stop me eating the original Monster Munch. The Roast Beef was my firm favourite. I particularly liked the method of eating ...  Read the complete review

I love the odd trip down memory lane so when I saw a large bag (85g for 99p in Sainsbury's) of Mega Monster Munch Pickled Onion I just had to pick them up. Most readers will already know what Monster Munch are, well, quite a few years back they used to be much larger with seemingly bags more flavouring. Well this is where Mega Monster ...  Read the complete review

It's a Pickled Onion lovers delight - MEGA Monster Munch Old Skool styleee. Now I've been married for a fair few years and so snogging is not high on my agenda. In fact interacting with my other half has moved into the mentally intune with each other so we've no need to speak, let alone snog much state. Where, dear god is this ...  Read the complete review

I love these crisps. I remember monster munch seeming to be pretty massive as a kid, and then they made them smaller. Now they're described as new 'old' style, meaning they have returned them to their previous monster size. These snacks by walkers are a baked corn snack, they have a melt in the mouth texture and can be found in various ...  Read the complete review

I havnt always been a fan of the monster munch crisps as I was off put by the pickle onion and the roast beef were just okay too me. Then one day, when I was feeling adventourous I decided to give these a go. I liked the wotsits flaming hot crisps so thought I might like these too and gave them a chance. When buying I noticed that they ...  Read the complete review

Flamin Hot monster munch has got to be the most glorious crisps known to mankind. Not only are they big and crunchy, they have a great spicy taste to give that uniqueness about it. It is exactly what is says on the pack 'BIG EAT'. If you compare this flavour to the pickled onion, this flavour is sizzling and leaves a buzz in your mouth. It is a ...  Read the complete review

When my friend arrived at work munching on a packet of pickled onion monster munch i payed little attention. Having found over the last few years that their taste, shape and texture left me disappointed and vowing not to eat them again, I initially refused her offer to dip into the bag. "Go on" she urged, "they're ...  Read the complete review

I love it when old products are relaunched that take me back to my child hood because nostalgia sets it and I start on a mission to find products that are pretty rare and those that I remember so fondly when I was a child. When I was told that the original Monster Munch were back and available to buy I was so excited and on my weekly ...  Read the complete review