Walkers Wotsits Really Cheesy Flavour Reviews

Wotsits have been around for many years, they were once made by Golden Wonder, however they were took over by Walkers in 2002. Wotsits come in a metallic blue packet with the words, Baked Wotsits written on the front. There is a small picture of the potato snacks on the front. Wotsits are a puffed cheese snack, they are short ...  Read the complete review

I'm back on the weight watchers plan so when I was doing my online shopping I was looking for some crisps that were tasty but also low in fat. My eyes fell onto Wotsits. I've always liked them and we used to have them when I was a child so they are familiar to me. I also liked the price tag £1.25 for a multipack of 6 so I popped some in my ...  Read the complete review

Cheesy Wotsits are a great snack or perfect for your pack up, I used to eat these by the bucket load as a child, these used to be made by golden wonder but are now made by Walkers, the giant of the crisp world The look? These come in a blue crisp packet with the orange colouring, the crisp itself look like a little nugget ...  Read the complete review

Walkers Wotsits Really Cheesy Flavour Description: 17.5g. Made with 100% Sunseed Oil, each standard bag now has: Up to 40% less salt. And only contains up to 4% of a child's guideline daily amount of saturated fat. A bag of these cost me £0.55 from our vending machine at work which is shockingly overpriced, so ...  Read the complete review

Walkers Wotsits Really Cheesy Flavour Walkers Wotsits have been around for ages, they come in 40g bags which retail individually for around £0.40 or multipacks which work out cheaper (I got a 6 pack for just £1 from Morrison's recently). They come in a shiny blue bag with orange writing on it. They are basically a cheese ...  Read the complete review

My earliest memories of Wotsits are of scoffing them at numerous kids parties, watched in envy by some of the other children who were under strict instructions to avoid them for fear that the orange colouring would send them hyper! Come to think of it, I'm not entirely sure why I was allowed to indulge in these supposedly hyper inducing snacks, ...  Read the complete review

Really cheesy wotsits are another crisp product made by walkers, and like all the other unhealthy crisps made by walkers, they taste fantastic. I really like cheese flavoured crisps except I'm not a massive fan of any cheese and onion flavours. These are cheese flavoured puffs that's are very light and easy to eat and have a really ...  Read the complete review

To be honest, im not really much of a fan of crisps. I much prefer chocolate to crisps. Ive been following Weighwatchers on and off for the last few weeks and have been trying to lose a little bit of weight. I thought i would buy a mutipack of Wotsits as i love things that taste cheesy and Wotsits is one of the few types of crisps that i really ...  Read the complete review

When I was young there were only salty snacks available. Now there is a huge range of them. Supermarkets place them all over the shopping area, so it is quite difficult to avoid my elder son discovering them. I try to feed my sons as healthy as possible but for some reason unhealthy food tastes better. Last time we were out for shopping ...  Read the complete review

Wotsits have been around for years (I can't find the exact date they hit the shelves, but were sold off by Golden Wonder to Walkers back in 2002). For anyone who may be unfamiliar with them though, Wotsits are a type of corn puff, mainly sold in their cheese flavour but also available in a few others. In appearance they are straight or slightly ...  Read the complete review

I love crisps and my twin toddlers follow in my footsteps - all my fault but I'm forever buying them the same crisps to snack on Quavers, Quavers oh and a few more Quavers so the other day in Poundstretchers when I spotted a multibag of Wotsits for 99p I decided to buy them knowing my boys had ate them before and enjoyed them. I'm a naughty mummy ...  Read the complete review

Today I purchased a pack of Walkers really cheesy Wotsits, which reminded just how good these crisps are. They are around 35p a pack depending on which shop you get them from (obviously can work out cheaper if you buy a variety pack, which I suggest you do as they are extremely 'moreish'). Walkers produce Watsits by baking as opposed ...  Read the complete review

Wotsits are a brand of cheesy puffs that are sold by Walkers, you can buy them as an individual pack or in a multipack. The brand used to be owned by Golden Wonder but was sold off to Walkers in 2002. Before Walkers acquisition of the puffs they had a rival brand called Cheetos. Over the years there have been various limited edition varieties of ...  Read the complete review

Wotsits have been a favourite snack of mine since I was a small child when all crisps came in a maximum pack of 6 and your parents would buy one six pack a week (normally on a friday or saturday) to "last you the week" and they would all be gone by Sunday evening... (ahem). Wotsits therefore remind me of the 1980's in a good way. ...  Read the complete review

When I saw multi-packs of Wotsits on offer in my local Tesco I decided to pick some up and take a trip back down memory lane. I seem to be buying lots of food stuffs recently that remind me of my younger years and I think this is mainly in a bid to find something I really enjoy as I'm going to be spending my hard earned money. Wotsits ...  Read the complete review

Wotsits are yet another great reminder of my childhood, being sent down to the shops to buy some to keep me quiet for a few minutes! However, now as an adult, I'm piggish (and flush) enough to buy the 12 pack multipack from Tesco, which costs around £1.99. Ingredients: Maize, Sunflower Oil (33%), Cheese Flavour (Cheese Powder ...  Read the complete review

*** Packing *** Wotsits can be found in distinctively blue-coloured foil bags with white bubble-like lettering emblazoned across an orangey background. This packaging has good and bad points: The foil helps to maintain the freshness of the "really cheesy" treats BUT if you use a bit too much strength when you open the pack you ...  Read the complete review

You know you're a real dooyoo addict when you find yourself buying something for the sole purpose of reviewing it, and this was pretty much the reason why I bought 'Wotsits Really Cheesy' crisps the last time I was in the corner shop. Although I used to eat Wotsits all the time in my schooldays, I hadn't had them for ages, and I felt ...  Read the complete review

Wotsits are made by Walkers and are generally seen in the hands of young toddlers as the parent tries desperately to avoid a 'scene' in the supermarket or shopping centre. These little guys usually do the trick and should be given an award for the care and looking after that they give children all around the world! The Wotsits are ...  Read the complete review

For me wotsits were a snack that I have not eaten since I was a child, something that I had long forgotten about along with things such as fruit pastels and opal fruits, that was until recently when i started my diet. One of the requirements of my diet is that i have to eat less than 15g of fat per meal. This posed the problem at work as i think ...  Read the complete review