Smiths Crisps are the kind of brand that remind you why you loved crisps in the first place. Whether you grew up with them or you are discovering them now, there is something reassuringly familiar about reaching for a pack of Smiths. The range here includes all the classic shapes and flavours that have kept people coming back for decades, plus the Savoursmiths range of luxury crisps for when you want something a bit more upmarket.
Smiths Frazzles and Bacon Fries
If you have never tried Smiths Frazzles, you are in for a treat. These are crispy, curled crisps with a strong bacon flavour that hits you as soon as you open the pack. The texture is incredibly light and crunchy, almost melt-in-the-mouth stuff. They are not a crisp in the traditional sense, which is exactly why people love them. You can buy them as single 34g packs, 75g boxes, or in bulk sharing bags of 120g.
Bacon Fries are the slightly less intense cousin of Frazzles. They have a similar savoury bacon taste but with a different texture that is a bit more substantial. These come in 24g grab bags or in boxes of 24 if you want to stock up.
Scampi and Lemon Fries offer a more coastal take on the Smiths range. The combination of prawn and lemon gives you something tangy and a bit different from the bacon offerings. These are great if you want variety in your crisp drawer without straying too far from familiar territory.
Smiths Chipsticks and Snaps
Chipsticks are the sort of crisps you can eat by the handful. They are long, thin, and seasoned with Salt n Vinegar, giving you that sharp, vinegary hit that works brilliantly. The texture is satisfyingly crunchy without being aggressive on your teeth. You can get them in 37g individual packs or in bulk boxes of 30 if you are the type to go through them quickly.
Smiths Snaps are smaller and rounder, packed with Spicy Tomato flavour. They deliver a tangy tomato taste with just enough heat to keep things interesting. These work well as a lighter snack or in multipacks for sharing at a gathering. Single 21g packs or full boxes of 30 are available.
Smiths Funyuns and Savoursmiths Luxury Range
Funyuns are onion rings in crisp form. If that sounds odd, trust us. They have a distinctive onion flavour and a unique texture that sets them apart from everything else on the shelf. They are fun to eat and genuinely different, which is why they have their own loyal following. You can buy them as single 60g packs or in boxes of 15.
The Savoursmiths range sits at the more premium end of the Smiths portfolio. These are made from English potatoes and come in sophisticated flavours like Wagyu Beef and Honey Mustard, Truffle and Rosemary, Somerset Cheddar and Shallot, and Desert Salt variations. These crisps are thicker and crunchier than standard Smiths, and the flavours are noticeably more developed. They are perfect if you want a classier crisp experience but still want that Smiths quality and reliability.
Finding Your Smiths Favourites
The nice thing about Smiths is that there really is something for everyone. If you are after the playful, fun shapes and bold flavours, Frazzles and Chipsticks deliver. If you want something more refined, the Savoursmiths range steps up. If you want to try a bit of everything, the full cases give you variety. For grab-and-go snacking, the grab bags are perfect. For sharing or stocking up, multipacks are the way to go.
All of these crisps share the Smiths hallmark of being proper, no-nonsense snacking. They do not try to be anything they are not. They are just good crisps that taste how they should. That consistency is part of what has kept Smiths relevant for so long. You can also explore other classic brands in our guide to the UK's favourite crisps to see how Smiths stacks up against the competition.
Browse the full Smiths range above and pick up exactly the crisps you want, every pack just one pound.
Are Smiths Snaps still available?
Yes, Smiths Snaps in Spicy Tomato flavour are available at One Pound Crisps. You can buy them as individual 21g packs or in boxes of 30. They offer a tangy, tomatoey flavour that has kept them on shelves for years. If you want to know more about this product, we have a complete guide to Smiths Snaps available.
What are the different types of Smiths crisps?
Smiths makes several distinct crisp types. Frazzles are curled, bacon-flavoured crisps. Chipsticks are thin and long with Salt n Vinegar seasoning. Bacon Fries and Scampi and Lemon Fries are different shaped snacks with savoury flavours. Funyuns are onion-flavoured rings. Snaps are small and round with Spicy Tomato flavour. Savoursmiths are the premium, luxury range.
Which Smiths crisps have the strongest flavour?
Frazzles have a pronounced bacon flavour that is quite intense compared to standard crisps. Scampi and Lemon Fries deliver a strong prawn and citrus combination. The Savoursmiths range, particularly Truffle and Rosemary and Wagyu Beef and Honey Mustard, offer more complex, developed flavours than the classic range. Personal preference will determine which feels strongest to you.
Can I buy Smiths crisps in bulk?
Yes. Most Smiths products are available in full cases, including boxes of 18 to 30 depending on the product. Frazzles come in 120g sharing bags. This makes it easy to stock up and always have your favourites on hand. Every pack at One Pound Crisps costs just one pound.
How do Savoursmiths differ from regular Smiths crisps?
Savoursmiths are made from English potatoes and are thicker and crunchier than standard Smiths. They feature more sophisticated, developed flavours like Wagyu Beef and Honey Mustard, Truffle and Rosemary, and Somerset Cheddar and Shallot. They sit at the premium end of the Smiths range and offer a classier snacking experience while maintaining Smiths quality.