Big Night In Pickled Onion Crisps Multipack | Crisps Share Bags | Vegan Friendly Snacks | 8 x 150g Bags

Lovely crisps would buy again

I liked them, not available anymore....

Wouldn't buy again the crisps had no flavour of cheese and onion,disappointing

Expected more flavour for price. Nothing sticks out apart from packet size.

Love these crisps the flavour isn't quite as pronounced as some other, more sensational crisps, but they're still really nice. Ate two bags to myself but then gave the rest of them to the food bank as I'm trying to lose weight!

Size of pack is great and keeps the ingredients very fresh. Very tasty

I hadn't heard of this brand before, but I can happily say that I'm beyond impressed with them. Texturally, they're spot-on. They're light and crisp, but not overly hard or crunchy. This is likely down to the thickness of the cut on the potatoes, which feel to me like they're mid-way between Sensations and 'regular' Walkers crisps, in a really satisfying way.Flavour-wise, they're wonderful. The flavour feels like it's multi-layered a bit. Some are richer in Umami notes - savoury and moreish, others seem to have more sweetness or spiciness. So they don't get boring as a flavour - each mouthful feels a little different which is a clever touch.The flavour is also similar to Sensations sweet chilli, but a little more savoury - other Thai sweet chilli crisps, which can be a little overbearing after a few, whereas these are pitched just right. There's a definite Soy, Ginger and Chilli combination going on there, with a hint of garlic too. I'd say that they're satisfying, but approachable.I'm really impressed with the quality and value on offer here. The bags are generous, the contents are tasty and moreish adn the price is reasonable for the overall quality.I'd love to try other flavours in the range - Bacon for me next I think!

I am, as one might say, a crisp connoisseur (not really but I genuinely love every flavour of crisps and eat a lot of them). So when I seen these, I did some research and found these are one of those "off-brand" "cheap" crisps you might find in some cheaper shops, but it was generally established that these were nice.When I tried them, I can definitely see these are "cheap" - the reason I quote cheap is because the cost is not cheap by any means, but they have tell-tell signs of being cheap crisps. For example, my cheese and onion flavour was very bland, you can taste the cheese and onion flavour, but by no means was it comparable to other brands. I personally don't mind the bland flavour, it's a softened version of cheese and onion flavouring and I sometimes prefer to eat crisps like that. But I can completely see from the current price, that weak flavouring is unacceptable.Now onto the crunch, these crisps were actually shocking in terms of crunch. Usually with cheaply made crisps you'd expect a poor crunch - sometimes even almost a stale-like crunch, but these didn't have that. In fact, I genuinely think these are crunchier than crisps such as Walkers/other branded crisps. In my opinion, the crunchiness of these crisps actually set them above a lot of other brand crisps.In terms of price and flavour, versus what you get, I think if these were reduced in price by about 25% I could see myself buying these regularly, for me, the flavour is lacking but it's made up for with the crunch of the crisps. But at its current pricing, I cannot reasonably convince myself to buy these often.