I really love crisps and by far my favourite flavour has to be salt and vinegar. But as I am on a very tight budget at the moment then I have only been buying crisps that are on offer. So while on the hunt yesterday in Asda for some crisps I spotted the Seabrook's branded crisps on offer so thought I would give them a try.

I purchased a multi-pack containing 6 bags of sea salt and vinegar flavour crisps for just £1.00 from Asda.

Now I am not the only one who is partial to a packet of crisps in our house, my husband loves them and his favourite flavour is also salt and vinegar. So if I can buy a multi-pack that contains just salt and vinegar then it's a bonus as it means that I am not just left with the not so appealing flavours.

Now I had heard of Seabrook crisps before and it states on the front of the packets that they have been around since 1945 but they seem to have been re-launched recently as I have noticed them in all of the major supermarkets. I have not seen multi packs any bigger than the ones containing 6 bags but maybe that's just my eyesight.

Now we all know that crisps are not very good for us but I think as part as a balance diet they make a great treat. Each 30g packet of the Seabrook sea salt and vinegar crisps contains the following nutritional information;
Calories - 155
Sugar - 0.1g
Fat - 9.4g
Saturates - 1.1g
Salt - 0.7g

The crisps themselves are crinkle cut, I do really like crisps cut in this way as I think it adds to the texture and the ridges seem to hold the flavour better. This is certainly true of these crisps they are extremely tasty and the salt and vinegar flavour is very strong, just the way I like it. The crisps also unlike some other crinkle cut crisps are very light and crunchy. All in all the statement on the front of the wrapper that say 'once tasted loved for ever' is completely true of these crisps as they are just delicious! It is just a case of trying to resist the temptation of not opening a second bag!!