And while I'm posting pointless threads...new crisp flavours!

[jaybee82]

Robbed from a Charlie Brooker article I found quite funny...

New crisp flavours

So, if you could invent a crisp flavour, what would it be?

I'm going for a Kebab & Wine Chicken Shish with Burger Sauce.

[woofmarkthedog]

rude word flavor....

I'ts not everyones taste

[Jah Lush]

Mosquito and scorpion.

[LuvPeckham]

woofmarkthedog Wrote:

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> rude word flavor....

>

> I'ts not everyones taste

I take it that these are the type to LICK not chew ???

NICE

[SeanMacGabhann]

The more "exotic" the crisp flavour, the less successful the crisp

I just wish they would bing back spring onion flavour

[woofmarkthedog]

Corn flour & turps.......delihhhhhshshh

[Mikecg]

How about playdoh flavour.

[jaybee82]

Surprised no ones done Peanut Butter yet. Well not that I've seen anyway.

Definitely bring back Spring Onion!! Tomato Ketchup was particularly repulsive.

[LuvPeckham]

Steak and Kidney pie flavour, now that would be Pukka !!

[dukesdenver]

Chips & gravy

[LordshipLovely]

Jaybee82

They do peanut butter Wotsit-y kind of things in South America. Think they might be an American brand. They are very popular.

[Jeremy]

Can you still get "Tandoori Chicken" flavour?

[georgia]

Edited as did not read the first post properly

[jaybee82]

I believe you can...though knowing my local newsagent they may be out of date (mentioning no names!)

I always used to be a big fan of Scampi Fries but haven't seen them for ages.

[jaybee82]

See the article at the top Georgia...

[red devil]

Bring back hedgehog flavoured crisps...

In the UK in 1981, Hedgehog Foods Ltd decided, as a joke, to produce Hedgehog flavoured crisps (potato chips). To everyone's surprise, the crisps were a huge success.

Hedgehog flavoured crisps were actually flavoured with pork fat and no hedgehogs were used in the manufacturing process. Consequently, it wasn't long before Hedgehog Foods Ltd was in court (1982), up against the Office of Fair Trading, on a charge of false advertising.

Bizarrely, a settlement was finally reached when Mr Lewis, of Hedgehog Foods, interviewed gypsies who actually did eat baked hedgehogs, to ascertain the flavour of hedgehogs. Mr Lewis then commissioned a flavourings firm to duplicate the flavour as closely as possible and changed the labels from "hedgehog flavoured" to "hedgehog flavour" and all interests were satisfied!

[*Bob*]

jaybee82 Wrote:

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> I always used to be a big fan of Scampi Fries but

> haven't seen them for ages.

I'm 'in the know' on this one.

But I don't think I should tell you - you're trying to get a girlfriend aren't you?

Not that your last date would have noticed your breath, realistically.

[HonaloochieB]

All you need is Twiglets, Gary Lineker can shove every other 'crisp' up his big-eared arse.

[Rhinestone Cowboy]

The Fish & Chips are very bad no no

Chilli and Choc not too bad

Cajun Squirrel I like these

Onion Bhaji no

Builders Breakfast are very bad no no no

Crispy Duck & Hoisin yumm

Bored at work crisp frenzy

[Jeremy]

The duck & hoisin ones sound like they might work.

I don't see how they could get onion bhaji wrong.

The others sound horrid.

[kristymac1]

red devil Wrote:

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> Bring back hedgehog flavoured crisps...

>

> In the UK in 1981, Hedgehog Foods Ltd decided, as

> a joke, to produce Hedgehog flavoured crisps

> (potato chips). To everyone's surprise, the crisps

> were a huge success.

>

> Hedgehog flavoured crisps were actually flavoured

> with pork fat and no hedgehogs were used in the

> manufacturing process. Consequently, it wasn't

> long before Hedgehog Foods Ltd was in court

> (1982), up against the Office of Fair Trading, on

> a charge of false advertising.

>

> Bizarrely, a settlement was finally reached when

> Mr Lewis, of Hedgehog Foods, interviewed gypsies

> who actually did eat baked hedgehogs, to ascertain

> the flavour of hedgehogs. Mr Lewis then

> commissioned a flavourings firm to duplicate the

> flavour as closely as possible and changed the

> labels from "hedgehog flavoured" to "hedgehog

> flavour" and all interests were satisfied!

I loved hedgehog flavour crisps - the most exotic of all flavours ever (at least they were in my mining town in the North East) - they came in a beige paper bag with a picture of a hedgehog (in case the 'flavouring' wasn't clear). 9p a packet. Happy days......

[red devil]

You must remember this then...'Why aye man, Tudor crisps, I'll climb a mountain!'

> I loved hedgehog flavour crisps - the most exotic

> of all flavours ever (at least they were in my

> mining town in the North East) - they came in a

> beige paper bag with a picture of a hedgehog (in

> case the 'flavouring' wasn't clear). 9p a packet.

> Happy days......

[PeckhamRose]

Vegemite please. I HATE Marmite.

And Sandwich Spread flavour would be cool too; a guilty secret of mine in Sandwich Spread!

[flapjackdavey]

duck in white wine sauce

[kristymac1]

red devil Wrote:

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> You must remember this then...'Why aye man, Tudor

> crisps, I'll climb a mountain!'

>

>

Ahhh very very Happy days, bring back Tudor!

Actually I seem to remember Tudor crips not being very crispy and the bags were too small, still happy days......