Post by crystal on Mar 26, 2009 17:02:20 GMT -5
After extensive research conducted by myself, family and friends I can bring you the following report visa via "Operation Walkers".
Builders Breakfast = tastes a bit eggy and greasy. Not very nice
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Hoisen sauce and crispy duck = overdose on the soy sauce flavour but have a hint of BBQ sauce crisps
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Cajun Squirrel = Not as exciting as it sounds. Lots of cajun flavouring but no squirrel. In fact a bit like chicken but isn't everything? Nice but not squirelly enough !!!
Fish and chips = Good but flavours are not strong enough. Big fishy and vinegar smell but not a lot of fishy flavour a poor man's Scampi Fries.
Onion Bhaji = a bit like pickled onion crisps very strong onion taste which I quite like but not for everyone.
Chilli and Chocolate = The chilli comes through as you get further down the bag and there is a sweetness to the crisps a bit like you get in BBQ crisps.
A lot of these new flavours are just old ones reinvented. A great marketing ploy though and everyone is talking about them. I can't decide what will win. At the minute they are running ads on the Tv like party political broadcasts for each flavour.
The lengths I go to for this website - travel the world, eat crisps will it never end
(P.S If you don't know what I'm talking about - tough, it's a secret squirrel operation!)
Builders Breakfast = tastes a bit eggy and greasy. Not very nice
.Hoisen sauce and crispy duck = overdose on the soy sauce flavour but have a hint of BBQ sauce crisps
.Cajun Squirrel = Not as exciting as it sounds. Lots of cajun flavouring but no squirrel. In fact a bit like chicken but isn't everything? Nice but not squirelly enough !!!
Fish and chips = Good but flavours are not strong enough. Big fishy and vinegar smell but not a lot of fishy flavour a poor man's Scampi Fries.
Onion Bhaji = a bit like pickled onion crisps very strong onion taste which I quite like but not for everyone.
Chilli and Chocolate = The chilli comes through as you get further down the bag and there is a sweetness to the crisps a bit like you get in BBQ crisps.
A lot of these new flavours are just old ones reinvented. A great marketing ploy though and everyone is talking about them. I can't decide what will win. At the minute they are running ads on the Tv like party political broadcasts for each flavour.
The lengths I go to for this website - travel the world, eat crisps will it never end
(P.S If you don't know what I'm talking about - tough, it's a secret squirrel operation!)
