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British snacks and American snacks share the same basic concept but almost nothing else. The words are different,...

Yes. Walkers crisps are available in the US but not through regular supermarkets. The easiest route is Amazon,...

Yes, British crisps are genuinely different from American chips. The mainstream British crisp is lighter and less aggressively...

In Britain, crisps are what Americans call chips. The thin, bagged, fried potato snack. In Britain, chips means...

The best spicy crisps in the UK range from the mild, sweet warmth of Tyrrells Sweet Chilli and...

Smiths Snaps were an extruded potato snack launched in 1975 under the Smiths brand, sold as a curved...

Plain crisps made from potatoes, oil, and salt are almost always vegan. The problem is flavoured crisps, where...

In the UK, what Americans call chips are called crisps. The thin, bagged, snack-sized potato snacks. What Brits...

Kettle Chips are hand-cooked potato crisps made in Norfolk using 100% British potatoes. They are the UK’s leading...

Salt and Shake crisps are plain potato crisps sold with a separate blue sachet of salt that you...

Walkers French Fries are thin, fry-shaped potato snacks made from potato granules rather than sliced potato. They come...

Frazzles are bacon-flavoured corn snacks made by Smiths under PepsiCo. They have been in production since 1975, making...

Roysters are T-Bone Steak flavoured bubble chips made by KP Snacks. They launched in the UK in 1992...

Marmite crisps are still available in the UK. Walkers discontinued their Marmite flavour in early 2024 after over...

Pom Bears are bear-shaped potato snacks made by KP Snacks in the UK. They launched in Germany in...

Golden Wonder Quarter Backs were a cheeseburger-flavoured baked corn snack shaped like American football players. Golden Wonder replaced...

In 2004, three farmers from North Lincolnshire sold 16 boxes of crisps to four local pubs. That was...

When Walkers launched Sensations in May 2002, the UK crisp market shifted noticeably. Before Sensations, premium crisps meant...

Discos have been around since 1979 and they have not changed much. Same flat disc shape, same punchy...

McCoys are not a subtle crisp. The ridges are bigger, the seasoning is heavier, and the crunch is...

Seabrook Crisps are the crinkle-cut crisps from Bradford. If you grew up in the north of England, you...

Frazzles look like bacon, they taste like bacon, and they are named after a cooking process most associated...

Space Raiders are one of those crisps that people feel a specific, almost irrational loyalty towards. The alien...

Hula Hoops have been a fixture of British snacking since 1973. They are the ring-shaped crisps made by...

KP is one of those names that everyone in Britain knows but almost nobody can fully explain. You...

Quavers are one of the most asked-about crisps when it comes to gluten-free diets. The question makes sense:...

Quavers have been one of Britain’s favourite light snacks since 1968, which makes them older than most people...

Walkers Sensations launched in 2002 as Walkers’ answer to a simple question: what if a crisp was actually...

Transform a Snack is probably the only crisp in the UK where the instructions on the packet tell...

Space Raiders are one of those crisps that almost everyone in the UK knows, but almost nobody can...

TL;DR: Lays and Walkers are made by the same parent company, PepsiCo, using a similar production process. But...

TL;DR: Skips are a prawn cocktail flavoured corn puff snack made by KP Snacks. They are best known...