Walkers French Fries Reviews

I am trying to lose weight at the moment so have been trying to find tasty snacks which are still low calorie but an improvement on those specifically aimed at dieters and tend to look (and taste) like cardboard!! I came across French Fries in my local Supermarket and they took me back to my childhood which means they must ...  Read the complete review

Being on slimming world, french fries are my crisp of choice, for many reasons. They are long and thin, if you nibble on them they take longer to eat which means you are less likely to rip open a second packet. They are also 4.5 syns for the packet on slimming world, which is a complete bonus as this is very low compared to a lot of ...  Read the complete review

the reason why i am writing this is because i loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee french fries.I mean who dosent?there so delisous and slim and slender and tasty. My favorite flovour is ready salted because to me it tastes like normal chips with a pinch of extra salt.when I was a kid i always bought french fries.On my hotmail account i put down i looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooove french fries dont you and same on facebook. so now you know i loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee french fries!Bye Bye See You Later

Walkers French Fries are my favourite crisps. Besides the fact they taste good they are only 84 cals and 0.3g saturated fat per multipack bag (salt and vinegar). As the name would suggest they are frie shaped, long and thin but more often curved than straight. Available in Salt, cheese and onion, salt and vingegar or worcester sauce ...  Read the complete review

I eat far more crisps than I really should, and have done for many years now. I suppose part of it is a vague consciousness in the back of my mind that I shouldn't have too many sweet snacks, and of course there's also the consideration that when the weather is warm, as it is at the time of writing, chocolate is likely to become a gooey ...  Read the complete review

Walkers French fries are a baked potato snack consisting of long thin strips of potato baked into curly fries. Currently, the flavours available include ready salted, salt and vinegar, cheese and onion and Worcester sauce. These all come in standard 19 gram packs, as well as variety six and ten packs. Expect to pay around 40p for a ...  Read the complete review

I don't tend to buy french fries very often, but they are a great crisp, and something I would buy for party snacks or if I really fancy a packet. I'm not sure how much an individual packet costs but a multi pack of 6 bags costs around £1.25 depending on where you get them from. They are currently on offer in sainsburys at 2 ...  Read the complete review

French Fries were my crisp of choice for a long time, but I overdosed on them after eating many packets over several months and haven't bought any for ages! French Fries are mass produced potato chips that are long, crispy and resemble slightly twirly chips, hence the name. They a pale yellow, almost pink in some lights, and ...  Read the complete review

I'm not keen on these crisps and haven't had them for years. The wife is on a diet, and she's got boring crisps like these in the house. I was curious so I decided to try a couple of them and I still think they are a bit boring. I think you still get these in individual bags, which would cost the normal 45p, or you get them in ...  Read the complete review

Well Walker's strike again, but unusually they are striking out this time. I am just eating a packet of these for the first time in over a year and now I remember why I stopped buying them. I have read other reviews and I know that many people love these crisps, but I just cannot for the life of me understand why! But enough ...  Read the complete review

French Fries are sold by the nations favourite, they are crunchy potato snacks. I today will be reviewing salt and vinegar flavour but before I start I wondered why they are called French Fries? I did have a quick google to try and find out but appears everyone has a theory on it but no facts, so I shall try not to lose any sleep over it ...  Read the complete review

Some of my favourite types of crisps are from the Walkers French Fries range and I almost always have a multipack tucked away in a cupboard. This review is on the salt and vinegar flavour. The crisps come in a light green pin striped foil packet. As well as displaying the Walkers logo and telling you the product, flavour and ...  Read the complete review

For an alternative to regular Walkers crisps, try French Fries. Unsurprisingly shaped in the mold of French Fries, these are sold individually in shops, and in big packets of 6, in the flavours of Cheese & Onion, Ready Salted, and Salt and Vinegar. Prices are not dissimilar to most crisps. But what about the ...  Read the complete review

Still determined when food shopping to chose healthier options when it comes to snacks I made the decision the other day to pick up a multi-pack of French Fries rather than my usual choice of regular crisps. Tesco must be anticipating the New Year resolution dieters as these are on offer at the moment with a multi pack containing 18 ...  Read the complete review

When I was a child I loved these french fries so I recently bought a multipack so that I could have them as part of my lunch. I was disappointed. The first thing I found was that there was very little flavour. The flavour I had was salt and vinegar which tends to be really strong on other kinds of crisps but ...  Read the complete review

French fries are one of the many offerings from the crisp producing giant that is Walkers. They are however unique within the range as they have a very distinctive shape and texture that is unlike any other crisp I have ever tried. They are long and thin much like....eeerrrmmmm.....well....French Fries, but the texture is the ...  Read the complete review

Do you ever have one of those snacks that you eat when you feel a bit guilty after days of overindulgence? French Fries are my snack of choice when I want to make myself feel better after munching on the last bourbon from the pack opened that morning. The main thing that tempts me into making these my choice is the indication ...  Read the complete review

Walkers French Fries The Product Walkers French Fries are a potato based crisp, shaped (as the name would suggest) like French Fries. Nutritional info Each pack contains: Energy - 82kcal Protein - 1.0g Fat - 3.0g (Saturated Fat) - 0.3g Fibre - 1.0g Sodium ...  Read the complete review

I love French Fries and my absolute fave flavour is the Worcester Sauce ones because they are tangy and delicious. You mostly see French Fries in multibags and in them you get Ready Salted, Cheese And Onion and Salt And Vinegar but the Worcester Sauce ones can only be brought singly from little shops and places like Londis. ...  Read the complete review

Walkers French fries are one of the only crisps that I don't like which are made by walkers, usually ill eat anything however I just really dislike the taste of these and I don't know why as there's so many people who love them as well. Walkers French fries, as the name suggests are crisps in the shape of French fries. I ...  Read the complete review