Tyrrells Hand Cooked Potato Chips (otherwise known as crisps) are made at Tyrrells Court Farm in Herefordshire. They are in control of everything from 'seed to ship', so you know you're in for a good product.

The Honey Roast Ham and Cranberry flavour potato chips come in a pink and cream coloured bag - the pink no doubt resembling the ham. The bag features a black & white photo of 3 women carrying some pigs.

As with other Tyrrells crisps, the potato variety is noted on the front (my particular crisps were made using Lady Rosetta potatoes), along with the best before date.

The crisps themselves are thick and crunchy and full of flavour. These crisps actually do taste like ham and cranberry, despite the ingredients that go into making this flavour. According to the back of the packet, the flavour ingredients include (but aren't limited to) raspberry powder, blueberry flakes, garlic powder, liquorice powder, paprika extract, ground black pepper and ground cloves. Not a bit of ham or cranberry in sight!

These crisps are trans fat free, gluten free and contain no artificial or GM products. The bag also notes that they can be eaten as part of a healthy common sense diet along with plenty of broccoli (urgh!) and lots of exercise.

These crisps are available in 40g bags (for 1) and 150g bags (ideal for sharing). I can't comment on the price of the 150g bags, but it cost me around the 65p mark for my 40g bag (not cheap, but then these are premium crisps!) from my local supermarket.

Definitely recommended!