Walkers Salt & Vinegar Flavour Crisps Reviews

It's blue for salt and vinegar! Someone really needs to tell Walkers this before every one copies, them and we're all really confused. I suppose in one way it's quite an inventive way to make the crisps stand out from the competition. They did this quite a few years ago, and it's only just starting to sink in now! Right these ...  Read the complete review

Walkers Salt and Vinegar Crisps Personally, I could eat so many bags of these! I love all the classic flavours- ready salted, cheese and onion and salt and vinegar. Walkers have been around since 1948 and don't we know about it! Packaging Walkers crisps tend to come in small 25g bags. But, a few months ago I saw a ...  Read the complete review

Walkers Salt and Vinegar are made by what is the king of the crisp market I would say, they have been around long enough to get it right and they do with every bag in my eyes. The look? These come a predominantly green bag with a picture of a golden crisp in the middle, these do no have a right lot else on the outside of the ...  Read the complete review

I must admit, I've never really been into potato-products much. I was never the child who craved chips. Instead, I thought up reasons why I couldn't possibly eat a baked potato. Unsurprisingly, I also preferred to feed the crisps at playtime to the seagulls - "But they're HUNGRY!" than eating them. I really, really hate cheese ...  Read the complete review

===INTRODUCTION=== Walkers Crisps are one of the most popular brands of crisps in the United Kingdom. Walkers come in many flavors and can be bought in packs of single unit, 6 unit, 12 unit or even 24 unit. On some occasions such as Christmas, Walkers can be bought in even bigger family packs. Walkers, aside from being regarded as the ...  Read the complete review

And so we come to the end of this particular multipack bag with just the Salt and Vinegar flavour left..... Packaging. The front of the multipack bag is predominantly red and brown with the usual Walkers logo and various bands of colour telling you that it contains:- 4 x Roast Chicken 4 x Smoky Bacon ...  Read the complete review

Walkers salt and vinegar crisps are probably the most commonly bought crisp ever, that because they are made by the biggest crisp maker walkers and they are also salt and vineger the most popular flavour of crisp among most people. Because they are made by walkers you know there going to be nice, and that's true. The crisps them selves ...  Read the complete review

Walkers Salt & Vinegar Crisps are delicious crisps, which have a great original taste to them. They are from the original Walkers range and are my favourite flavour from this range. They come in a 34.5g green packet with the Walkers logo across the top and the Salt & Vinegar flavour just below. There is also an image of a crisp. The crisps ...  Read the complete review

If you going to have a packet of crisps, go for Walkers. They are in my opinion the best 'everyday' crisps that you can get. I think the taste is great and they are always very crisp and fresh due to their special protective foil packaging. Packaging of Walkers crisps is very bold and attractive. The colour of the pack represents the ...  Read the complete review

Crisps, oh lovely crisps - it is these that allows my bum to grow at an unhealthy rate but they are just so exciting, so many shapes, flavours, textures, colours it's immense and I just can't help myself. I've been going through a phase lately of eating Salt & Vinegar walkers with marmite in a sarnie - it's heaven - I LOVE it! I ...  Read the complete review

I love these crisps! Available everywhere and very cheap, normally 40p, these are perfect in your lunchbox or for a quite snack. They are a good 35g size bag and because the crisps are quite thin you do seem to get a lot in there. They are reasonable in terms of content; at 180 calories and 0.7 salt they are not too shocking, although it should be ...  Read the complete review

I must be one of the only people in the world who does not really get Salt and Vinegar, Maybe it is my dislike for vinegar, which I find far too tart and acidic on the tongue. I must be honest, I don't really go in for salt either, finding it plays havoc with my skin, bringing out spots and making me greasy the following morning. It is for this ...  Read the complete review

I've always been fan of crisps, I could quite easily live on them, not sure how long I'd live though, although these days with crisps having 30% less fat they have less of a detrimental effect than they did when I was younger. The walkers range are the best of the normal everyday crisps [ not including the extra special walkers range ...  Read the complete review

Walkers are a total tradition and although they have many exciting and exotic flavours, I feel that their best flavour is the old favourite: Salt & Vinegar. Expect to pay around 40p for a single bag or £1.25 for a multipack - Tesco are doing a 6x25g multipack offer of 4 for £4 (bargain!). These crisps are very tasty and the 34.5g is ...  Read the complete review

Salt and vinegar crisps. There probably my nicest crisps i have ever tasted i love them and have a pack at leats once a week. Walkers have been a well established buisness for very long now and can be bought in almost any food shop around all around the world and do many flavours and different varietys. the price for this ...  Read the complete review

Walkers have long been established as the grand-daddy of the crisp world, providing us with quality at a decent price. I grew up wanting these crips but eating crappy brands, and am now rich enough to buy myself a packet of these as I see fit! First up, Walkers crisps are pretty much renowned for being good quality. What do I mean by ...  Read the complete review

Walkers Crisps, let's face it, are probably the most recognisable brand in the UK. They are good quality at a good price and are good old traditional crisps in traditional flavours. I know there are some very strange variations on the Walker's menu, like Cajun Squirrel etc, but really you can't beat good old salt and vinegar, cheese and onion or ...  Read the complete review

Only in the UK do they seem to enjoy such varied forms of potato chips. Whereas Europe and America seem content with a light dusting of salt on their fried potatos, Britain has an old tradition of flavouring crisps to a desired flavour. And with 'salt and vinegar' one gets not only a fine tasting crisp (thanks also to Walker's high ...  Read the complete review

I hadn't had apacket of walkers salt and vinegar crisps for years before this weekend - my husband really hates the smell of vinegar so I rarely have any varieties of salt and vienegar flavour snacks at home. However this weekend this weekend I treated myself as we were out and about. They were more expensive than own brand crisps and ...  Read the complete review

***History*** Henry Walker established the firm in 1880 in Nottinghamshire but later moved it to Leicester, which is where Gary Linekar (who advertises the crisps) is originally from. ***What is it?*** Crunchy, crispy crisps. They are thinner than a lot of crisps you can buy these days but this is an advantage ...  Read the complete review