Walkers 'Max' Paprika Crisps Reviews


Product Type: Walkers Snacks
Newest Review: ... 50g bags (compared to average bag sizes which are around 37g). The crisps are from Walkers but are ridged so they're a ... more

by - written on 07/01/10 (Very useful, 171 readings)
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As a vegan I never previously tried these crisps as they contained milk, however Walkers changed the recipe a few months ago and I had to give them a try. The last paprika snack I tried was rice cakes and although delicious they weren't as nice to eat as crisps so I knew I could be on to a winner. At work I'm in charge of ordering the crisps and as I hadn't seen them around in many shops I ordered a box in. I tried my first bag in the morning whilst the pub I work at was still closed and was delighted, needless to say I immediately had another bag. The taste is quite smoky and the paprika is delicious without becoming overpowering. They do have a ... Read the complete review

by - written on 24/07/08 (Very useful, 181 readings)
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Anyone who regularly reads my reviews will know how much I love crisps, I just adore them! I stumbled across these in my local convenience store and I'm sure I've become addicted! I just love em! The Packaging.... 50g orangey/pinky colour foil packet. On the front I'm told they are indeed Walkers, Max Deep Ridge Potato Crisps and that information is on a crisp which is the background picture. On the top left hand corner of the packet I'm told 'Sunseed, Naturally, Lower In Saturates'. Then bottom right hand corner I'm shown an at a glance nutritional chart. Then on the right hand side of the packet I'm told' Max flavour, Paprika flavoured ridge ... Read the complete review

by - written on 24/10/09 (Very useful, 219 readings)
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Sadly, my work's snack machine is starting to become a bit of a regular feature on here, particularly when (like now) they change the contents. Today's lunch was a pack of paprika flavoured Walkers Max, which at 60p were a bit more than I usually spend on a bag of crisps, but the bag was 50g, which is a little under twice the normal 30g size of bag of crisps. ===Packaging=== The size of the bag was a little larger than I am used to (but after all it does have more crisps). The packaging was a garish orange colour, with the word MAX sprawled across it in a black stamp-like font, together with a giant picture of a crisp next to a potato that was positively ... Read the complete review

by - written on 03/11/09 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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I'm going a bit mad on these Walkers Max crisps and this morning I had a bag of the paprika flavour and really loved them. Max are ridged crisps like McCoys but they are thinner and that makes them more crispy and they taste a lot lighter, the ridges are also very close together and I think that makes them taste fresher than McCoys for some reason. The flavour of these is yummy. The paprika isn't too strong and it gives the crisps a lovely smokey flavour, it's quite sweet and spicy and tastes very nice. Under the paprika flavour you can taste the potatoes in the crisps and they do taste a lot fresher than other crisps I think, after I've sucked ... Read the complete review

by - written on 16/12/11 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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These crisps are my absolute favourites, I could eat them until they're coming out of my ears! I picked a packet up from Boots today and realised I hadn't had them for ages. They're not stocked in that many places to be honest, but Boots have them as part of their meal deal, and I've seen them in our local newsagents and smaller shops. I've never noticed them in multipacks although this is probably a good thing because I'd get through far too many packs of these. They're not cheap, costing around 75p per bag (is it just me or have crisps got expensive recently?), but I buy them as part of the Boots meal deal which works out better value. They are also bigger than an Read the complete review
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