Walkers Monster Munch Reviews

Monster much have been around for years, I remember eating them in my childhood and I used to love them. I recently saw the multipack on offer in Asda and decided to give them a try agan. The multipack I purchased came with 6 packets of crisps in them, consisting of three flavours - the classic Pickled Onion, and then two ...  Read the complete review

Having recently reviewed Walker's Quavers and being a massive crisps addict I thought I would also review another crisp from them, perhaps my crisps kryptonite. Monster Munch is a crunchy, crumbly crisp that come in the shape of 'monsters feet'. This pretty much means that they have 4 extremities coming out from the centre ...  Read the complete review

Anyone around the 30-40 age range will have guaranteed fond memories of school lunch box snacks, or maybe like me of the Tuck Shop. Chances are then that you will also have fond memories of such nostalgic crisps as Monster Munch! I love to rediscover things that remind me of my childhood, and food is always a good way to do ...  Read the complete review

I have but three vices in life: smoking, drinking, and...Monster Munch. For many admirers of this wundersnack, the appeal is nostalgia. The smell of the pickled onion, and the unique texture, bring back childhood memories. But I've been a lifelong devotee, unswerving in my loyalty. I may have flirted with Doritos, and given ...  Read the complete review

Now we all love a bag of crisps, i mean they take no effort do they, just open the bag and eat. Yes yes we no there not very healthy and we no our waistlines dont need the extra calories but sometimes you still want them. Now i adore monster munch pickled onion and flamin hot but i prefer pickled onion a tiny bit more. I find that they ...  Read the complete review

I sometimes think that Monster Munch sells purely on nostalgia, for as long as I can remember they've been living firmly in the novelty crisp category with "Transform-a-Snack" and "Space Raiders." The spaghetti hoops of the crisp world. I remember eating them a lot as a kid and then being disappointed because my ...  Read the complete review

I have been eating a lot of snacks recently, a little more than usual as I have been working away and have had to grab snacks on my travels to keep my hunger at bay and I bought a packet of these for only 45p for a 40g bag as I love them and the flavour I bought was the Pickled Onion flavour, which is one of my favourites and they are ...  Read the complete review

I've never really been a massive fan of crisps. But ever since I was a kid monster munch have had a special place in my heart.There have been several flavours over the years, with the main ones now being Flamin' Hot, Roast Beef and my all time favourite Pickled Onion.Around two years ago, the crisps were restored to their original larger size. The original retro designs were also brought back for the packaging. I must say that I prefer the crisps like this. Granted you only get about 8 in a packet now, but the larger crisps definitely suit the idea of the brand.The crisps are available in single packs, as well as multi packs where you get around 4 of each flavour.

Today I am reviewing one of my favourite crisps of all time - Pickled Onion flavour Monster Munch! We have a relationship going back many years, and I keep this relationship fresh and alive by giving these crisps a place in my stomach on the odd occasion rather than receiving them repeatedly until we both get bored and tired of each ...  Read the complete review

I hadn't had Monster Munch for ages. When I think of Monster Munch I always think of Pickled Onion, which I am partial to the odd bag of this flavour of Crisps, but it isn't my favourite in any way. However the Flaming Hot Monster Munch is available in more places in the individual bags, so I had a pack the other day and remembered why I ...  Read the complete review

Aaah heres a blast from the past. Monster munch are a corn based snack sold in England and France and is now produced by walkers. Monster munch do though in fact predate walkers massive push to own all things crispy, they've been knocking around since the late 70's (1977) when they were produced by Smith's (the beautiful people who ...  Read the complete review

Walkers Monster Munch is a baked corn snack, originally made by Smiths crisps and now manufactured and marketed by Walkers (the leading crisp manufacturer in the UK). Since their launch in 1977, flavours over the years have included smoky bacon, saucy, cheese and onion, king prawn and salt and vinegar. From 2008, the only flavours ...  Read the complete review

I have enjoyed monster munch crisps for as long as I can remember and I think what attracted me to them as a youngster was the funky packaging as each flavour used to have a picture of a brightly coloured monster on a bright shiny background. I think the design of monster munch is aimed towards children although they can be enjoyed by ...  Read the complete review

For the times when I'm not feeling like looking after my health, monster munch are a favourite snack of mine (come on, they're not the worst but they are still crisps!), particularly the Pickled Onion and Flamin Hot flavours. Currently made by Walkers, these brightly coloured packets of crisps are competitively priced (about ...  Read the complete review

Monster Munch are corn snacks (not quite crisps but similar) and come in 3 flavours - onion, roast beef and flamin' hot. They are shaped to be like a mosters paw. Over the years various different flavours were tried out; however, in 2008 they returned to the original three flavours and their original (larger) ...  Read the complete review

Walkers have recently given 'Monster Munch' a bit of a makeover: the packaging has changed (simpler, more 'retro', brighter and bolder) and the bags are bigger, advertised as 'bigger like before' (and priced a little higher - around 55p for a standard bag, compared to 45p). Monster Munch is a corn snack largely aimed at children (well ...  Read the complete review

Monster munch crisps used to be very popular but I feel in recent years they have started to decline in popularity somewhat. Due to this the makers (Walkers) seem to constantly be trying to change things in order to improve this situation. The packs are now bigger and on the front it has the word "new" crossed out ...  Read the complete review

The monster munch come in nice vibrant packaging, they are available in multipacks, and single packs, or extra large single packs. the multipack bags are often the best for value, when offers on you can normally pick up a 6 pack for £1. The crisps themself are shaped in a foot shape, they are quite crisp and hard to bite and ...  Read the complete review

** Walkers Monster Munch ** Although we often buy many different budget brands of crisps form supermarkets there is no argument among my family as too who makes the best crisps if price is no object. The same name always comes up like a very predictable mantra: Walkers. For myself it is the normal Walkers crisps ...  Read the complete review

Monster Munch fall, without a doubt, into the category of "guilty pleasure" for me. Or at least they would do if I actually felt particularly guilty about eating them! No, of course they're no health food, to put it mildly, but I do tend towards the view that unless you have particular needs (allergies, for example) or are ...  Read the complete review