These were another type of crisp I never had as a child. I do remember trying them for the first time though. I spotted them on offer whilst I was at University & decided to give them a go as Monster Munch (my usual purchase at the time) was full price. Wheat Crunchies describe themselves as "crunchy wheaty tubes" & contain no artificial colours, flavours or MSG. Each bag weighs 25g. The Worcester Sauce flavour comes in a brown packet with the name on the front. The ingredients, nutritional information & contact details for KP foods can be found on the back. Nutritional Information per 25g bag {per 100g in brackets} ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to crisps and snacks I could seriously just live on them and stop eating meals altogether! Yep I'm lucky I don't put on ten ton of weight with my terrible eating habits for sure but while I don't I eat about 4 bags of stuff a day at the moment and I enjoy every delicious moment of it! lol After enjoying both the tomato and bacon Wheat Crunchies it was only a matter of time till I got my grubby mitts on these and when I did I bought a few bags to be honest as the thought of this flavour was rather appealing to me! The Packaging.... Foil 25g packet that is a brown colour on the front and in large white writing I'm told they ...  Read the complete review

Wheat Crunchies are a tubular savoury snack. KP took them over from Golden Wonder some years ago, but they still seem to be the same very artificial flavoured crisp-like product as before. At 45p for a 30g bag from the vending machine, they are a mid-priced savoury product. This review is of the Worcester Sauce flavour. The tubes are golden brown in colour, circular in cross-section, an inch long, half an inch wide and hollow. The surface has a slightly rough texture. As the name suggests, they are indeed crunchy, although they do manage to get stuck in the teeth quite nicely as well. The worcester sauce flavouring does not taste particularly like worcester ...  Read the complete review

I would say that i'm not that keen on more bitter, perhaps stronger tasting Crisps, which is the way I would describe this flavour, but these are nice now and again. They are full of flavour but not too strong. These are made by Golden Wonder and aren't as well stocked as other Crisps in the shops. You can sometimes get these in individual bags which cost the normal around 45p, but are more easily found in some supermarkets in a 10 bag multipack which cost around the £2 mark. At least this way you get to taste the other flavours, which are nice as well and I would say the Crispy Bacon one is my favourite. The bag looks ok. It is a rusty reddish ...  Read the complete review