Sainsburys Cheese & Onion Crisps Reviews

Sainsburys Cheese & Onion Crisps Snacks

Product Type: Sainsbury's Snacks

Newest Review: ... of Sainsburys would be a good place to start. Sainsburys do not sell these bags singularly (or at least I couldn't find them ... more

 ... in my local store) so I purchased a multipack of six at a cost of £1.02. Each bag of crisps is 25g. The packaging is green and the bags do look quite small and flimsy but packaging to me is not a particularly big deal when it comes to crisps, mainly because they are not going to be in it for very long! The crips themselves are quite small and the texture is relatively thin in comparison to brand name crisps. In addition they don't tend to be quite as "crispy" and have more of a bendy feebleness to th...more

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Clareowen
Sainsburys Cheese & Onion Crisps: Sainsburys cheese and onion crisps (447 words)
by - written on 01/05/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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I find it particularly difficult to review crisps, mainly because I am a Walkers crisps fan and as yet have never found anything that can compare to them. However in these current credit crunching times I have taken Martin Lewis' advice (Moneysavingexpert.com) and have tried to buy one brand lower than my normal choice in order to make savings to my shopping list. This lead me to try Sainsburys Cheese and Onion crisps. Now my favourite flavour of Walkers crips happens to be cheese and onion so I though that this flavour of Sainsburys would be a good place to start. Sainsburys do not sell these bags singularly (or at least I couldn't find them in ...  Read the complete review

dippykitty
Own brands crisps that are quite decent (433 words)
by - written on 23/04/09 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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am attempting to cut down on my weekly shopping but I can't quite manage to cut out snacks and treats entirely! My compromise is to buy own brand, although I have yet to try the Basics range. *** The Packaging*** The bag is quite a bright green colour, which stands out on the shelves. Each flavour appears to have its own colour, for example the prawn cocktail variety are a bright pink bag. *** The Crisps*** The crisps themselves look much the same as any other type, although I can't help but notice that quite a lot of them look burnt when I open the bag. I am quite disappointed that the bag looks less than half full. *** The ...  Read the complete review

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