The other day I had a craving for these Walker's Ready Salted Crisps after reading a review on here about them. For the record me being me I didn't purchase one bag, no., I bought 6 bags in a multi pack so my review is slightly different in calorific values which I shall state within this review as multi bags are slightly smaller so yes we get less of them but they are a slightly better for us! So my bag is 25g, recycable tin foil bag which is vacum packed and sealed for freshness. Bright red as on the review photograph at the top of this review. Clearly states what the product is and who it is by and tells me on the front of the packet that they are made with ...  Read the complete review

I always liked crisps me, so I did. As a young fella they were ever popular with me. There was always a packet or two stashed away somewhere in my school bag, or in my golf bag if I was out on the golf course. As I grew into a teenager and young adult, and hit the booze with a passion then crisps became part of my staple diet as I did my rounds of the party, pub, and night club scene. (I gave up the booze nearly 30 years ago, by the way) Then when I got sober in the late 1970's I kind of went off them. I'd still have the odd packet every now and then, but didn't gobble them down with the same passion as before. But over the last 10 months or ...  Read the complete review

Now if I have a choice over what flavour crisps to eat then I generally opt for salt and vinegar as my first choice. But sometimes when I buy multi packs of crisps you get a few flavours that although I do like it would not be a flavour I would ever purchase on its own. This is the same for Walkers when I last purchased a multi-pack they contained ready salted, not a flavour I would choose to buy but I do still like them. I paid just £1.00 for a multi-pack of six Walker's crisps, this multi-pack contained two bags of salt and vinegar, cheese and onion and ready salted. Each packet in the multi-pack contains 25g, it is also possible to buy larger grab bags of ...  Read the complete review

Walkers - Ready Salted What are they? ************ A pack of crisps by Walker's. Special features? ************* These ones are the 'Ready Salted' ones. What do I think? ************* I'm not usually a big fan of 'ready salted' crisps, as I'm always trying to cut down on salt, every time I eat salty crisps, everything just swells! With Walker's I'm okay with them, as they seem to have a slightly lower salt content compared with other brands of crisps - only 0.38g (7%) for their 'Ready Salted' range, but unfortunately, still quite high in fat. The quality of the crisp has improved ...  Read the complete review

Perhaps the most boring flavour of crisps out there. I always used to want a nice flavoursome crisp, and although these have loads of salted flavour to them, they perhaps aren't as exciting at Cheese and onion, Thai sweet chilli etc. The wife got into these a couple of years ago and now counts them as a favourite of hers so there is usually packs of these in our crisp cupboard. You can get these in individual 34.5g bags, which cost about 45p, or the 6 bag multipacks which are about £1.40 but the bags are 28g. They are on the 3 for £3 offer in asda along with a large range of other makes and flavours. The bag is a shiny red colour with the large walkers logo on ...  Read the complete review