Crisps are my BIG weakness - when it comes to chocolate I can take it or leave it, I don't particularly like cake or biscuits, or any of the normal vices, but I could eat crisps all day long and never get bored. I'm telling you this because I have tried every type of crisp under the sun and I consider myself an expert :) Seabrooks crisps are delicious - there are many different flavours but my absolute favourite has to be sour cream & chives. I seem to remember Walkers doing this flavour for a limited time many years ago, but as far as I know Seabrooks are the only ones doing it now. Seabrooks are crinkled, but thinner than McCoys, and cooked in sunflower ...  Read the complete review

I also vowed that I wouldn't do a food review, not because I think I am above it or something as silly as that, but because of the fact I never thought a product would make enough of an impact to warrant me trying to dig out enough information to review, that was until I went to the shop around the corner from my office the other day and found a packet of Seabrooks Salt and Vinegar. If I am going to have a snack, it has got to be savory (although I have been picking up the odd double decker chocolate bar recently), so if I am hankering for a packet of crisps the options are often very limited, not because the choice is lacking, but because most packets of ...  Read the complete review

I can clearly remember the very first time that I ever tried Seabrook crisps. I was a teenager, about thirteen or fourteen, and we?d gone on a family excursion to Yorkshire, to take a trip on the North Yorkshire Moors railway. I remember my sister and I sticking our heads out of the carriage window, and when we came back in our faces were black from the steam! Still, that?s beside the point. What?s really important is that the lady with the refreshments trolley on the train was selling Seabrook Crisps. My dad bought us a packet each? My mouth is watering even now at the thought! Mine were Salt and ...  Read the complete review

I have recently rediscovered Seabrooks Crisps !!! Whilst out on a luchtime mission to the shop I found myself n a quaint "corner shop" where the only crisps that were sold were Seabrooks ! I bought a pack ... Prawn Cocktail. Now, I could tell you all about Seabrooks and how they have been making crisps in their Bradford factory since 1945 ... but I'm not going to ! I could maybe tell you that Seabrooks crips contain no GSM or MSG as they use only the finest ingredients such as sunflower oil and sea salt ... but that's all a little too technical for someone who has only recently started reviewing again ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to crisps I usually buy whatever has the best deal on it so I always hope some of my favourites are on offer. Lucky for me the other day Tesco had two 6 packs of the 'Beefy' Seabrooks flavour for about 60p each when you buy two. These crisps might not get all the attention that Walker's get but maybe they should because unlike Walkers crisps these crisps don't have to leave you out of pocket. These crisps are essentially what you get when you combine a Walkers crisp with a McCoys crisp. These crisps are about the same thickness as a Walkers crisp but crinkled in a similar fashion to the likes of McCoys. The crisps come in all the common flavours ...  Read the complete review