Well, Noble Friend's Antique Dealer friend (who has never met me or any of the other reluctant taste testers) went to Harrogate. And having been present at so many of Noble Friend's mad crisp buying excursions was inspired to buy us a tub of Yorkshire Crisps. And that was awfully kind.
I was thrilled because I've tried a load of Yorkshire Crisp flavours and they've almost all been great. Some but not all have made it through to the reluctant taste testers but we've had a bit of a cast change recently (like when Miss Ellie on Dallas was suddenly acted by someone else) so not everyone remembers. And perhaps they won't want to.
Because we think this is a dire crisp flavour. Oh dear. Yorkshire Crisps Chardonnay Wine Vinegar for example we thought was a great crisp. And the Lightly Salted? Pretty damned fabulous, I mean a seriously great crisp; a world class crisp. So what happened here?
Oh dear. Not nice.
Nasty and greasy. And I don't think there was a flaw in the packaging which seemed properly sealed. Nobody liked this crisp. So we threw them all away.
That's a shame. Sorry chaps.
Thursday, 28 December 2017
Yorkshire Crisps Luxury Handcooked Crisps Roast Lamb & Mint
Labels:
handcooked
,
luxury
,
potato chips
,
potato crisps
,
Roast Lamb & Mint
,
UK
,
Yorkshire Crisps
Subscribe to:
Post Comments
(
Atom
)
No comments :
Post a Comment