Wotsits Flamin' Hot

Wotsits is a crisp brand that was formally owned by Golden Wonder and is now owned by Walkers. I have been eating Wotsits for years now and have tried all the flavours (Classic cheese flavour, prawn cocktail and flaming hot) of these flavours my absolute favourite is Flaming hot so I was overjoyed when they started selling it in individual bags rather than in just the multi-packs, I have got to say I cannot fault these crisps, not once. All three flavours are great and worth trying. The taste of the crisps are really nice, full of flavour and yet not overpowering or sickly after a bag. The Wotsits come in a foil packet to help keep the product fresh with a quirky ...  Read the complete review

If you have taste buds like mine that can withstand a good burn or two from spicy food`s then you like me may find that the Flamin hot wotsits from Walkers are right up your street. I was never a lover of cheesy wotsits I always found them to be too cheesy (DOH, what did I expect). I usually like my crisps to be full of flavour but cheesy wotsits had just gone too far or perhaps I was not as bg a fan of cheese as I thought because with the prawn cocktail and flaming hot flavours they have also gone overboard on the flavouring stakes but they are delicious. Most snacks that claim to be spicy actually tend not to be at all but Walkers flaming hot ...  Read the complete review

These are my favourite flavour at the moment of Wotsits possibly only surpassed by those of the "prawn cocktail" variety- I use this term loosely as I am largely allergic to prawns and other forms of shellfish and if they actually contained any prawn in any realistic shape or form then I would probably be elligible for the 2012 olympic projectile vomiting team. But anyway I digress- these are supposed to be both "flaming" and indeed "hot"-well I have issue with both of these alleged facts. For starters these are in no manner, shape or indeed form flaming as surely the heat from afore mentioned flames would melt the ...  Read the complete review