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  1. Plankton Pete

    Plankton Pete Well-Known Member

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    Don't do this to me
     
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    Not just cheesey

    Yes, they are potato based. Walkers calls them a 'light potato snack', but this is my problem with them, no substance you see, its all fluff and air.

    Review here

    Skips on the other hands are gorgeous and have enough weight behind them to be useful.
     
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    all fluff and air

    Suits me down to the ground.
     
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    Don't think I've ever sampled discos
     
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    May I cut in

    with nice 'n' spicy nik-naks?
     
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    RE: Don't think I've ever sampled discos

    Then sir, you've never lived.
     
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    RE: Don't think I've ever sampled discos

    think communion without the wine. Hey presto.
     
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    nik-naks

    they do a 'toenail cheese and rotten discharching fannies' flavour from what I remember.
     
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    RE: nik-naks

    ahh the memories. Scampi Fries sir!
     
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    RE: nik-naks

    Scampi and lemon are a savage beast of a crisp. You need to be very brave to tackle them.
     
    Guest, Feb 28, 2006
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    RE: You are all wrong. Theres only one snack worthy of consideration...

    What a lifestyle:

    "In July 2005, I visited the UK and spent a few hours driving around buying packets of pork scratchings from a variety of shops and other places around the West Midlands. "
     
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  13. Isl

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    Blimey

    whilst we embark on one of the most important conversations this website has ever seen. Others are wasting their time wittering on about Burns leaving. What kind of world do we live in?
     
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    Wotsits

    Very disappointing.
     
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    RE: Wotsits

    Depends how you eat them, I let them melt on my tongue a bit first, then scoff them. If you just go straight on and munch them from the beginning then your mouth gets clogged up.

    We are talking about Wotsits aren't we?
     
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    RE: Wotsits

    My crisp of choice is McCoys of the cheese and onion variety.

    However, I hold my hands up to the odd 'dabble' into the maize based onion ring.
     
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    Sorry I meant Corn Flakes
     
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    RE: Wotsits

    Thats it, off down to Spar for a snackfest.
     
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  19. Plankton Pete

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    I am torn between

    Brannigans Roast Beef and Mustard and Cheese Kettle Chips. 
     
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    RE: I am torn between

    Salt and vinegar crisps are my one true vice. Walkers are my standard crisp, I always come back to them, nice and crispy. McCoys are much nicer tasting but they always have at least 1 bad crisp in each bag.

    My all time favourite are Kettle Chips S & V flavour crinkle cut. Simply godlike.
     
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