While wondering around Home Bargains today I noticed McCoy's Roast beef and Horseradish Crisps for only 22p a bag. I remembered I had read a positive review for these so decided to pick up a couple of packs. I thought these would be ideal for an evening snack. Despite the fact these are advertised as Man crisps I do not buy into stereo types. The bag is the typical McCoy's gold packet but limited edition pub grub is splashed across the front. It also says a further 30% less saturated fat. Nutritionally each 50g bag contains 258 calories and 15.2g of fat of which 3 grams is saturate. This I think still seems quite high so dread to think ...  Read the complete review

I've been looking for these crisps for weeks ever since I heard Mccoys had brought out this Pub Grub range. Unluckily I haven't seen them anywhere but a couple of days ago I went into a small shop and saw them reduced and got 4 packets for £1.00 because they are due to go out of date on Sunday. I'm soooooo glad I got to try them but gutted that they aren't going to be available for long. I probably won't get to eat another bag of these yummy crisps because I can't find them anywhere else! Boo hoo! They are delish. The crisps are typical Mccoys, ridged and very thick with a load of flavouring on each one. They have got the best crunch I've ever ...  Read the complete review

If you are not familiar with McCoys crisps, they are big thick 'man-crisps' They are also ridged for your pleasure, and generally tend to be very tasty. Recently they have brought out a new flavour, that is Pub-grub flavoured Roast Beef & Horseradish. It would seem they are a limited edition, so if you want to have a taste, get yourself down to the supermarket quickly. I haven't seen these in a pub yet, but I am expecting the pub will keep these behind the bar as well. So what do they look like. No different. They look exactly like a standard McCoys crisp. They come in similar packaging, though they are trying to push a pub grub ...  Read the complete review