Emily

Emily is a crisp brand that does things differently. Rather than sticking to the traditional potato crisp formula, Emily has built a reputation for adventurous flavours and interesting ingredients that appeal to people who want something beyond the standard offerings.

Seaweed Crisps with Real Flavour

The Emily Seaweed Crisps are the standout items in their range. These are made from seaweed rather than potatoes, which immediately sets them apart from what you will find on most supermarket shelves. The texture is crispy and delicate, almost like eating something between a traditional crisp and a crisp-shaped piece of seasoning.

The range includes three distinct flavour options. The Sea Salted version offers simplicity, letting the natural taste of the seaweed shine through with just a hint of salt. If you prefer something with more punch, the Sriracha Seaweed Crisps bring genuine heat and a spicy kick that builds as you eat through a pack. There is also a Vegan Cheese option, which delivers that savoury, cheesy flavour but in the seaweed format.

These seaweed crisps work well as a light snack during the working day or as something to nibble on while watching television. Because they are lighter than traditional crisps, they feel less heavy in the stomach, though they are still genuinely satisfying and crispy.

Vegetable Crisps for Something Different

Emily also makes Veg Crisps under the Rainbow Roots name. These use a blend of sweet potato, carrot and beetroot as their base, which gives them a naturally colourful appearance and a distinct flavour profile. Where potato crisps are often quite neutral in taste, vegetable crisps like these carry real sweetness and earthiness from the ingredients themselves.

The texture remains crispy and satisfying, and the flavour is genuinely different from what you get with standard crisps. These work particularly well if you are looking for something that feels a bit more substantial or if you want to offer guests something a little bit more interesting than what they might expect. Emily offers these Rainbow Roots Veg Crisps in both standard and sharing bag sizes, so you can pick whichever suits your needs.

Why Try Emily Crisps

The Emily range appeals to people who actually think about what they are eating. You are not just grabbing a pack of something because it is what everyone else buys. The seaweed crisps in particular feel like a proper alternative to traditional snacking, whilst the vegetable crisps offer genuine flavour from real ingredients.

At One Pound Crisps, every pack from Emily costs just one pound, regardless of which flavour you choose or whether you go for a standard or sharing size. This makes it easy to experiment with the range without breaking the bank. If you have never tried seaweed crisps before, the Emily range is a sensible place to start.

Finding Emily Crisps at One Pound Crisps

When you are ready to try Emily, you can browse their full range of products here at One Pound Crisps. We stock the seaweed varieties in their different flavours, plus the vegetable crisps in both individual and sharing formats. Whether you want to pick up a single bag of crisps to try one flavour, or you are interested in exploring the whole range, everything is priced at one pound per pack.

If you are the type to try new snacks regularly, you might also want to check out our guide to the UK's favourite crisp flavours to see how Emily compares to other options. For those building a stockpile, we also offer full cases of crisps if you find a flavour you particularly enjoy, and our grab bags are perfect for keeping variety on hand.

Browse the Emily range above to find the flavours that appeal to you most.

What flavours does Emily make?

Emily specialises in seaweed crisps available in sea salted, sriracha, and vegan cheese varieties. They also make vegetable crisps called Rainbow Roots, which blend sweet potato, carrot and beetroot. Each flavour offers something different from traditional potato crisps.

Are Emily seaweed crisps actually made from seaweed?

Yes, Emily seaweed crisps are made from seaweed, not potatoes. This gives them a unique texture and flavour compared to standard crisps. They remain crispy and crunchy despite the different base ingredient.

What do Emily Rainbow Roots crisps taste like?

Emily Rainbow Roots crisps taste naturally sweet and earthy, thanks to their blend of sweet potato, carrot and beetroot. They deliver genuine vegetable flavour rather than an artificial taste, making them quite different from standard potato crisps.

How much do Emily crisps cost?

At One Pound Crisps, every pack of Emily costs exactly one pound. This applies to all flavours, whether you choose seaweed crisps or vegetable crisps, and regardless of whether you buy a standard or sharing size.

Where can I buy Emily crisps?

Emily crisps are stocked here at One Pound Crisps. We offer the full range of their seaweed varieties and vegetable crisps, with options available in different pack sizes to suit your needs.