I had a packet of Walkers Spare Rib crisps ages and ages ago. I had forgotten all about them until I saw them on here. I felt compelled to write a review about how gross they were - just to get it out of my system and so i can go back to pretending I never ate them! Are you getting an idea about how disgusting they are yet? They are traditional Walkers crisps and so are pretty nice in terms of texture. They are not too greasy, but in my opinion they are more greasy than many other Walkers crisps. They are quite thickly cut and very crunchy. They do not go mushy when you eat them. They do not get stuck in your teeth. Walkers crisps are the ...  Read the complete review

Following their gorgeous 'Great British Tastes' range (you know, the Marmite, Cheddar & Branston and Ketchup flavour crisps that were brought out to coincide with the Golden Jubilee), 2003 realy is Walkers year. I'm going to forgive them for their revolting attempt at vanilla flavoured crisps in light of amazing new developments. Earlier this year they introduced the gorgeous Sensations range, quickly followed by Sensations Oriental Crackers - also delicious. Even their Baked Bean crisps were tastier than they sounded. So what are they? It's a twist on the 'Great British Tastes' range I mentioned earlier. Only this is 'Great British Takeaways.' Basically ...  Read the complete review

Following on from my last review on the Walkers Chicken Tikka flavour crisps, I felt it necessary to review this flavour as well. In preperation for this review, I have consumed a number of packets of these crisps, which are very nice!! This flavour is in the Walkers Great British Takeaway range, with 2 other flavours, the Chicken Tikka, and Sweet and Sour (remember to read my review of the Chicken Tikka ones). These crisps are basically your bog standard walkers crisps, but with a nice flavour. They come in the same size packes, and cost the same. They are normal potato crisps with the usual kind of nutritional values (i.e they're ...  Read the complete review