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The Time has Come

Well I must say it's an absolute delight to be able to eat crisps and I don't think there is anything wrong with it at all. My first packet was a delightful Roast Ox flavour by Real Crisps and then of course I had to try all the bizarre flavours doing the Walkers round. I will have to agree that the Onion Bhaji flavour is the best and tastes most like what it should.

The builders breakfast is strange and you can definitely taste and smell the egg, I could also taste Sausage and tomato. The others are just really strange flavours and I am not sure I would recommend them at all. The Cajun Squirrel one is OK, but just tastes like curry spices rather than anything else, but then what would you expect them to taste like?

At least now I can say that I have the will power to give something up, which I thought I never would lol.
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Ez said…
I'd like to say that I'm not from Litchfield either, why the blog location thingy thinks I'm hurtling around the UK I don't know.

I only had one onion bhaji crisp from all the strange flavours, but I'll agree it did do what it said on the packet.
Erika.
4 May 2009 at 11:41
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