Walkers Squares

Whoever came up with the idea of Walkers Squares wasn't exactly a genius. As far as ideas for products go, this one was very simple but sometimes simple is best especially when it comes to food. Lately I've been varying the crisps that I eat and really enjoyed trying Walkers new flavours that were invented by members of the public. Last week at work however, I had a sudden craving for a nice pack of good old salt and vinegar and as the local newsagents had sold out of Walkers original Salt and Vinegar I had to settle for Squares. I'd never really tried Squares before, not particularly because they didn't appeal to me but I'd just never really considered them. ...  Read the complete review

Recently I was out at a gig with my friend and we were hungry so I bought a Big Eat bag of Walkers Squares in Salt &Vinegar flavour from behind the bar for 60p... Squares are one of my favourite snacks as they are really brittle and seem hard to chew and I like that! Cooked in Sunseed which is a healthier oil which is naturally lower in saturates and higher in mono-saturates and is now advertised as with 55% less salt, this snack is obviously being markets as a healthier product now... With a best before of Dec this year they keep well in the blue foil lined packet too. In my packet there are 172 calories and 1.4g of sugar, ...  Read the complete review

Squares come in a handful of flavours, but this review is specifically for the salt and vinegar flavour ones, that I've been meaning to review for ages, but always end up just eating them with out thinking of writing about them. So finally I've got a pack, a pen and a pad and I've written a review in pen whilst at work to copy online (here), seems a better idea than writing it on the fly and making a mess of it altogether. Squares are a potato snack (crisps in the UK or Chips in the USA) that as the name suggests are made from potatoes and are square in shape. As flavours go I'm quite limited to Chicken, Bacon and some Salt and Vinegar types, so when it comes ...  Read the complete review

I don't eat crisps very often because they make me really thirsty and for someone that drinks 10-15 pints of water a day, this can be a real pain. The other day I really fancied something while I was in my local Spar so picked up a bag of these. Squares are made by the famous brand name Walkers. You can buy them in individual packs which are around 50p or you can pick up a 12 pack for around £1.50. They come in three flavours and these are cheese and onion, salt and vinegar and ready salted. The crisps are of course squared in shape, or windows as Noah would say, and they have tiny little bubbles dotted around on each surface. They are extremely ...  Read the complete review

I used to eat Squares all the time when I was younger and then you didn't seem to see them around so much. Recently our vending machine at work has started to include Squares so I thought I would give them another go. Squares are available in only 3 varieties, Ready Salted, Cheese and Onion and Salt and Vinegar. They cost the same as a standard packet of crisps so you would be looking at about 45p for one packet, Squares are also available in a multipack or you can buy them from our staff vending machine for 10p! (Everything in our machine is at wholesale prices...!) Squares are made by the good folks at Walkers but the crisps themselves differ ...  Read the complete review