Popworks makes popped crisps that are different from the usual fried varieties you find everywhere else. Instead of being deep-fried, these crisps are popped, which gives them a lighter, airier texture while keeping the flavour punchy. If you want something that feels less heavy than traditional crisps but still delivers proper taste, Popworks is worth trying.
Popped crisps are made by popping corn kernels or potato under pressure, rather than frying them. The result is a crisp that's crunchier and less oily than you might expect. Popworks takes this approach and adds bold flavours to keep things interesting. The texture is satisfying, light, and makes these crisps feel a bit different in your hand and mouth compared to standard bags.
The popping process means you get all the crunch without the greasy residue left on your fingers. That makes them a good choice if you're eating while doing something else, like watching telly or working at your desk. You can grab a handful without worrying about getting your hands messy.
Popworks Sweet BBQ Popped Crisps are smoky and slightly sweet. The flavour builds as you chew, with a savoury undertone that stops the sweetness from feeling one-note. These work well as a solo snack or alongside a cold drink.
Popworks Sweet & Salty Popped Crisps deliver exactly what the name suggests. Sweet and salty together hits differently than just one or the other. It's the kind of flavour combination that keeps you reaching back into the bag because your mouth wants both tastes at once.
Both flavours have good intensity. These aren't subtle crisps that whisper at your tastebuds. They make themselves known, which is what you want when you're choosing a snack.
The light texture of popped crisps makes them good for situations where you want something that doesn't feel heavy. If you're snacking during the afternoon and don't want to feel weighed down, Popworks fits the bill. They're also nice if you prefer less oily snacks without sacrificing crunch or flavour.
The distinctive texture and bold flavours make Popworks interesting enough to enjoy on their own, but they're also good at parties or gatherings where you want something a bit different from what everyone else is eating. They sit comfortably between crisps and popcorn in terms of how they feel to eat.
Every pack of Popworks at One Pound Crisps costs one pound, making it easy to try both flavours without spending much. You can pick up single bags of crisps if you want to try one flavour first, or go for multipacks if you're stocking up. If you're buying for an event or want to have plenty on hand, full cases of crisps offer better value.
Popworks also comes in grab bags, which are handy for keeping in your bag or at work. The popped texture means they travel well without crumbling as easily as some other crisps might.
Browse the Popworks range above to find your preferred flavour and pack size.
Check the back of the pack for detailed ingredient and allergen information, as formulations can vary. One Pound Crisps stocks the products but cannot provide dietary certification. The manufacturer will have the definitive answer on their packaging.
Popped crisps are made using pressure to pop the ingredient rather than deep-frying. This creates a lighter, airier texture with less oil, while keeping the crunch and flavour. Many people find them less heavy to eat than traditional fried crisps, though they're still satisfying.
Yes. One Pound Crisps offers Popworks in single bags, multipacks, and full cases. Bulk options are better value for money if you're buying for events, stocking up at home, or prefer to have plenty available. Check the range above for current pack options.
Both Sweet BBQ and Sweet & Salty are available at One Pound Crisps. Flavour preference is personal, so trying both is the best way to work out which you prefer. Neither is limited edition, so you can experiment without rushing.
One Pound Crisps specialises in crisps and snacks at one pound per pack. Browse single bags and full cases to explore the full range of brands and flavours in stock.