Walkers Monster Munch Reviews

I tend to go through phases when it comes to crisps. Last week I was in the midst of a Monster Munch phases and managed to munch my way through a 6 pack of them in 3 days! My favourites are Pickled Onion, followed by Beef, with Flamin Hot pulling up the rear. Now I haven't had them in quite some time and there have been some ...  Read the complete review

I noticed the other week that I hadn't had a bag of any of the flavours of Monster Munch in a long while and I was hungry. So I went to my local shop and I purchased one of the multi-pack bags of the New (Old) Mega Monster Munch. Which contains: Pickled Onion (purple with orange monster) four packets Roast beef ...  Read the complete review

The other day as I picked up my magazines from the newsagent, I spotted something I hadn't had in a very long time - Pickled Onion Monster Munch . I used to eat these often as a child, and I've no idea why I ever stopped. Picking up a packet, I got home and eagerly settled down to enjoy a taste of my childhood again. I bought ...  Read the complete review

I love the odd trip down memory lane so when I saw a large bag (85g for 99p in Sainsbury's) of Monster Munch Pickled Onion I just had to pick them up. Most readers will already know what Monster Munch are, well, quite a few years back they used to be much larger with seemingly bags more flavouring. Well Monster Munch have now ...  Read the complete review

Monster Munch are one of those types of crisps that my brother and I always used to regard as a bit of a treat when we were kids. Mum and dad would usually buy regular packs of Walkers, the Ready Salted, Cheese & Onion and Salt'n'Vinegar, but occasionally, (and if we bugged them enough) we'd get some Monster Munch. I ...  Read the complete review

Pickled onion monster munch, a childhood favourite. I loved them and they were at the top of my best crisp list. So it's lunchtime, I have just finished a pasta salad and now looking forward to tucking into my first packet after many years. The packet is great and very eye catching, a purple packets with a great ...  Read the complete review

Yesterday I ate 2 packs of Monster Munch, they were different flavours so I thought I'd tell you about them because one pack was wicked and the other was rank! lol I had a pack of the beef and a pack of pickled onion flavour, the beef crisps were lovely. They have got loads of flavouring on and taste proper meaty, you can ...  Read the complete review

Monster Munch crisps, or 'baked corn snacks' as the packets call them, are probably one of the most distinctive crisps around, both in shape and flavouring. The crisps are shaped like little circles with four claws on, and they are obviously supposed to represent the hands or feet of monsters. They are chunky and slightly ...  Read the complete review

The humble Monster Munch...or rather the exact opposite if truth be told. Never has a crisp been as difficult to get your mouth around than this one... The 'origins' of Monster Munch go back for years and years, and when first released they were literally huge crisps in a bag struggling to fit them. Then they shrunk in size to ...  Read the complete review

I have not had Monster Munch for years, didnt even know you could still buy them and always enjoyed them when I was a youngster so imagine my suprise reading reviews on here that they were indeed available to buy! Armed with this knowledge I went shopping today and lo and behold on the crisp aisle there they were: Monster ...  Read the complete review

Ever since starting university this year I seem to have subconsciously reverted back to my eating habits as a five year old. Party rings, chocolate fingers, Wotsits and many other childhood foods have now become part of my staple diet which is slightly worrying as I'm meant to be studying for a degree, not playing with Play ...  Read the complete review

I regularly eat crisps at night time, particularly if I have only had a small-ish dinner/evening meal, as I can be quite partial to a little snack before bed time. I also quite often take the notion for a packet of crisps in the afternoon, and can regularly be found chomping away, sitting in front of the PC, engrossed in a review about ...  Read the complete review

Monster Munch crisps were launched in the UK by Smiths in 1977 but are now produced under the Walkers brand name. They were originally available in the following flavours:- + Pickled Onion + Roast Beef + Saucy Tomato + Bacon + Salt and Vinegar + Cheese and Onion + King Prawn Other ...  Read the complete review

Walkers monster munch as a crisp product that have a really fantastic name and great brand identity too. They are made by walkers, kind of crisps so you know that there going to be nice before you even open up the packet. The crisps them selves are fairly large shaped monster claws, its basically a claw with four fingers and a ...  Read the complete review

I love Monster Munch, they are fantastic crisps which have some much flavour to taste. Monster Munch have no dud flavours like some other multipacks, when you buy a multipack of Monster Munch you know that your going to finish every flavour whereas if you buy a multipack of walkers there are always the falvour that are left behind ...  Read the complete review

Monster Munch are produced by Walkers and they are one of my favourite Walkers crisps as they have an original theme and a unique taste to all the flavours. The original Pickled Onion flavours come in bright purple shiny packets. You can get them in the following flavours: ~ Pickled Onion ~ Flamin' Hot ~ Roast ...  Read the complete review

|| Overview || These are a tasty snack and if im being honest I love the pickled onion flavour the most, but oddly I hate onions. It amazes me how I can hate the actual vegetable but love the crisps, makes me wonder what's in the crisps. Anyway these are a good quality crisp and normally no scrimping on how many you ...  Read the complete review

Monster Munch is a corn snack made by Walkers. These crisps come in three flavours currently - Pickled Onion, Flamin Hot and Roast Beef. I have tried all three. Monster Munch is aimed at children hence the shape of the crisps and the pictures of monsters on the front. However, I know that these are very popular amongst adults ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely love a bag of Monster Munch as a treat in fact I have done for as long as I can remember. Despite only eating pickled onion or the flaming hot flavours I never grow sick of them! ***Packaging*** Each flavour of Monster Munch has a different colour packaging; Pickled Onion purple, Flaming Hot Red and ...  Read the complete review

If you've ever grown up in the UK as a child, then you've likely enjoyed these crispy treats at least once. They're got a very unique, fun and playful brand identity, with the packets being adorned with numerous terrifying monsters, which the crisps themselves resemble the shape of. They also have a rather memorable television campaign ...  Read the complete review