Now I'm not the biggest crisp fan in the world, but when it comes to Crinkle Cut crisps nothing comes close to a bag of Seabrooks.

Seabrook Crisps have been made since 1945, which are produced in the city of Bradford, West Yorkshire. I'm under the impression that these are still a family run business.

I remember when I was young the packet used to be white with a clear window, and had the slogan "See What You Buy" on them. This has been ditched for the more modern looking foil packets.

The packets have different colours on them to signify the various flavours for example Salt & Vinegar have blue on them and Beefy have brown.
On the front of the packet there is some nutritional information which gives the values of each pack.
It also tells you they are made with sunflower oil and sea salt, and that they are MSG free.

The appearance of the crisps is very appealing, they aren't too pale or too dark - they have a nice golden colour to them. They also all different sizes and shapes which I like as they look better than if they were all uniform in my opinion, it gives the impression that they are handmade.

The flavour on the crisps is evenly spread throughout the pack, and you get a nice waft of the smell when you open them but it isn't overpowering.
Sometimes the salt and vinegar can have a really strong flavour, but I quite like this.

I find some crisps feel quite sharp when you're eating them and can scratch your throat, I don't get this when I'm eating these.

Seabrook Crisps are available in the following flavours
Beefy
Candian Ham
Cheese & Onion
Cream Cheese & Chives
Prawn Cocktail
Sea Salted
Sea Salt & Vinegar
Tomato Ketchup
Unsalted
Worcester Sauce

They have just introduced a range of Hot & Spicy flavours.

Nutritional Values (based on a 32g bag of Beefy)
168kcal
1.1g sugar
9g fat
1g Saturates
0.5g Salt

Ingredients potatoes, sunflower oil, yeast extract, wheat flour, onion powder, sea salt, lactose, flavourings

Contains gluten & milk

You can buy them individually at 28p per packet in Tesco & Asda and also in multi-pack bags of six.
The Seabrook Crisps website have an online shop where you can buy a box of 48 packets of whatever flavours you fancy. This costs £12 + £5 delivery.

I'm hoping to add more to this review but will need to do some more research first ;)