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I find that most hate them with a passion!
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I am English ,but i would rather eat sceptic sores dipped in battery acid....
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cjjc:
What do the Poles think of salt and vinegar crisps?

they go down well in this house.
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cjjc:
What do the Poles think of salt and vinegar crisps?

pork and vinegar would go down better
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cjjc:
I find that most hate them with a passion!

Exactly. They are too salty and too sour. When I once offered them to my students, they were really shocked that Brits eat sth like that.
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yes, gross.
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It's all right.
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the same reaction when I offered British friends Flaki and some pigs trotters. They were disgusted.

Ive converted my wife's family to Marmite, they cant get enough of it now
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cjjc:
I find that most hate them with a passion!

Not me, I actually liked them. I also liked those breakfast rolls that
have everything in them: chips, rashers, pudding, sausages, hashbrowns,
eggs and different kinds of sauces - YUMMY!

Three things about Ireland that I miss the most are: hurling, pubs and those
breakfast rolls :)
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Torq:
Not me, I actually liked them.

A man of impeccable taste! I wonder what Poles think of Worcershire sauce flavoured crisps and do they prefer Walkers, Golden Wonder or Seabrook? ;0)
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ShelleyS:
what Poles think of Worcershire sauce flavoured crisps and do they prefer Walkers, Golden Wonder or Seabrook? ;0)

Surely they would go for McCoys;)
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Brannigans are legendary, they make some of the best crisps. Worcestershire sauce crisps from Golden Wonder are tasty too.
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Seanus:
Worcestershire sauce crisps from Golden Wonder are tasty too.

Got to say I prefer the Walkers...Also what do Poles reckon to crisp butties?

szarlotka:
Surely they would go for McCoys;)

They are an imposter of a crisp!
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Taytos for me!
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Walkers Salt & Vinegar are the best crisps in the world. Pringles are the pits.

This is a riveting thread isnt it.
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sapphire:
Walkers Salt & Vinegar are the best crisps in the world. Pringles are the pits.

That's two fifths of a limerick
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szarlotka:
That's two fifths of a limerick

feel free to complete it.. I dont have the time
I have to say I bought my boss a packet of Cheese and Onion Walkers at lunch-time.. a most disgusting thing to eat in my expert crisp opinion.
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sapphire:
feel free to complete it

Walkers Salt & Vinegar are the best crisps in the world.
Pringles are the pits.
My girlfriend bought me some that were old.
So i ****** all over her ****.

I decided to go for pure perversion instead of actual rhythm or rhyme.
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Two packets of crisps walking down the road.

A man stops and asks them "do you guys want a lift"

They replied "no thanks, we're walkers"

Ha ha ha ha ha
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welshguyinpola:
They replied "no thanks, we're walkers"

lol :-)
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I don't go out of my way for potato thingies.
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Some of the best s&v crisps are the squares. Either by KP or Smiths, I can't remember. Full of flavour and they hit the spot.
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Seanus:
squares. Either by KP or Smiths

Walkers own/make those as well now seanus.

They also own/make wotsits.
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Wotsits are great but Cheetos are a very strong answer to them. Can't eat too much of that kind of thing though.
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Seanus:
Can't eat too much of that kind of thing though.

I like Sainsburys cheesy puffs LOL :)
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Any cheesy puffs are good. You probably have much more space to pack them away than I do :)
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Seanus:
Some of the best s&v crisps are the squares. Either by KP or Smiths, I can't remember. Full of flavour and they hit the spot.

I think Pringles comes in squares nowadays. Pringles are the only ones over here calling themselves "crisps" as far as I know :D
Actually I think it's the baked Layes in the cylinders that are square like nerds. I'm not an avid crisp aficionado.
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Unlike Cardno, I like Pringles. They have some really cool flavours.
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PlasticPole:
I think Pringles comes in squares nowadays. Pringles are the only ones over here calling themselves "crisps" as far as I know :D

Edit: they pretended not to be a crisp! (still bloody fakes though - only good for snacking on, on the plane when there is feckall else to eat)

Fakes!

Seanus:
You probably have much more space to pack them away than I do :)

Hollow legs sheepy, always plenty of room for cheesy puffs :)
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tayto
This is my favourite.

Continental Europe have a different variety and taste than the islanders.
Maybe it is the salty sea air? :)
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