I had an accident! I went to grab a bag of Walkers Prawn Cocktail crisps and there are so many varities of crisps in my house I opened them to find they wernt my all time favs they were bacon! The packets looks almost the same to me in a dim light! I haven't had bacon in ages! It was a bit of a shock when the taste hit my taste buds and a bit of a dissapointment too lol The Packet....(Multi bag 25g) Tin foil bag burgundy in colour. Cleary states the brand and that they are indeed Smoky Bacon Crisps made with sunseed oil and on the bottom of the packet tells me not for resale as they are out of a multi pack. On the back I'm told a little bit about ...  Read the complete review

Walkers are one of the most popular and most prominent crisp manufacturers in the UK, as well as, i imagine, in the US and Europe. They produce several different flavours and brands, including Quaver, Squares, Wotsits, Doritos and many more. I'm a fan of crisps in general, although i have to admit my favourite brands, when i can find either of them (which is rare), are Roysters and Seabrook. I do however often go for Walkers as their constant flavours are great (Salt and Vinegar, Ready Salted, Cheese and Onion, Roast Chicken, Smoky Bacon, Steak and Onion and a few others) and they're also constantly producing limited edition flavours, often relating to a ...  Read the complete review

Walkers smoky bacon crisps are my husband's all time favourite and as such there are always a few packets lurking around my cupboards as he takes them to work in his lunch box. Myself, I hadn't tasted them for years, so in the interest of all DooYoo-ers I have taken it upon myself to orchestrate a reunion. Packaging wise there is nothing particularly unusual about this packet. It is exactly the same as all the other Walkers packets with the exception of colour. This packet is a dark pinky, purpley colour to distinguish it as containing smoky bacon flavour crisps. However, as a word of warning, don't make the mistake I have made several times and buy the ...  Read the complete review

Walkers smoky bacon crisps come from the king of the crisp makers, each bag is of a high quality The look? Open up the bag and inside you will find some of the best looking crisps out there, these are well monitored in the factory as you rarely find a dodgey one. Golden in their appearance and most of them are of a similar size, there don't seem to as many as there used to be in a bag I don't think. Price? One bag will cost you £0.40 pence for a 34.5 gram bag, this is £1.16 per 100 grams. Six bags cost £1.25, this comes out at 83.3p per 100 grams as appose to the price if bought individually, so if you eat them regular you may be best ...  Read the complete review

After trying the Steak and Onion and the Roast Chicken flavours in the past two days I decided it was time to return to a flavour that was one of my childhood favourites:- Smoky Bacon. I haven't actually had this in quite some time so it will be interesting to compare it to the other two meaty flavours I've tried from the multipack so far. Packaging. The front of the multipack bag is predominantly red and brown with the usual Walkers logo and various bands of colour telling you that it contains:- 4 x Roast Chicken 4 x Smoky Bacon 4 x Steak and Onion 4 x Salt and Vinegar 4 x Ready Salted 4 x Cheese and ...  Read the complete review