The Christmas season is quickly approaching and many of us will be having friends and family around for festivities, while others will be tucking into food and drink in front of festive television. My boyfriend and I do like the odd packet of crisps and lately we have developed a bit of a taste for onion rings. I picked up a bad in my local Tesco's extra for 80p a few months back and since we have bought them quite regularly. The great thing about these crisps is that you get 150g for 80p - that's over three times more than you get in the average crisp packet, so it's a pretty good deal. The onion rings come in a green crisp packet, ...  Read the complete review

Onion Rings are probably my favourite Crisps. The only bad side is that they aren't that easy to eat on a Crisp Roll, as you can't squash them down as well. But I can happily open a large bag of these and munch them while watching the tv and probably finish them myself. My husband loves them too, so we often have them in the house. I like Tesco's ones as well as Asda and Sainsbury's. You get these for 76p for a 150g bag. The bag is alright looking. It stands out on the shelf with it's bright green colouring. You see the orange colour Onion Rings on the front arranged in a bowl. Looks good. When you open the pack you smell the Onion right ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Onion Rings are a bit TOO good. A 150g bag costs 80p, and this is meant to be a large bag that lasts your for at least five servings. Sadly this just can't seem to happen with me, and I blame the MSG content rather than my lack of will power! These are super tasty little corn snacks. Each onion ring is crisp, crunchy and with a really strong but rather sweet onion taste. I find they're especially nice when dipped in a sour cream or mayonnaise based dips that include either chives or garlic (or both). The taste is strong and immediate when you eat these, and it lasts nicely in the mouth after eating as well. There's no unusual after taste ...  Read the complete review

I bought these for my daughter's 18th birthday party - two or three packets - and I very nearly scoffed them all myself. I was like one of those possessive dogs that snarls or snaps when you go too close when it is chewing on something tasty. A teenager would approach the buffet table looking interested in the plastic bowl containing the onion rings (that I was hovering over and speed eating) and I would growl a warning. They were mine...all mine. So, yes, I like them. Quite a lot actually. I try to eat healthily and they are a trashy junk food and I love them. I wish I had some here now. Ingredients --------------- Maize, ...  Read the complete review

I am quite a fan of onion rings. Sainsburys - where I used to shop when hubby and I were first married coz it was close to where we lived sells lovely onion rings (I've been known to buy them when we've popped in there for something else too!). The Tesco ones that I bought a couple of months ago though were sadly disappointing. It's not that they're not oniony. They are, it's just that it's a sort of washed out onionyness (sorry creating words to describe things now). Like most onion rings these are well ring shaped as you've probably imagined. They're a corn based ring, and they do have some crunch to them, but it's a bit washed out again. It's almost ...  Read the complete review