Tayto

Senor_Fudge

jeez 20c thats good for once

The_Conductor

Tayto are owned by Cantrell and Cochrane- of Club Orange fame.
While it is an Irish company- the majority of the shareholding is in British Mutual funds. Maurice Pratt- the ex-Quinnsworth guy is the CEO.

Shane

oneweb

OMG, what the feck happened Hot Lips? They used to be a huge chunk of a thing, now they're hardly visible ffs!

honru

I like Doritos myself (so Walkers then). You can probably tell that I have no nostalgic memories of those economic crisps.

Creamy Goodness

can u still get hot lips by perris?


they were/are so nice

zokrez

ABout 7 years ago the owners of Tayto called all their staff together and said that Tayto was the number 1 crisp in Ireland because of them , the staff. The owners proceeded to give away all or a lot of the accumulated wealth from the company to all the staff - the longer they had worked in the company the more money they got. If I remember correctly I think a man who had worked over 35 years got something like £90k. Now that's a nice story. Eat Tayto.

loyatemu

Now that's a nice story

certainly is but it sounds like an urban myth
any source for this?

I've totally gone off cheese & onion so gonna throw my weight behind Walkers Ready Salted - ingredients - potatoes, oil, salt. No MSG unlike virtually every other crisp on the market.

LizardKing

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Kold

Walkers pickled onion monster munch. NYOM

rymus

Good old Tayto cheese & onion or walkers ready salted. Most commonly walkers though, since I won a fiver in a packet of ready salted a few months ago

kmart6

At the moment it's Walkers for me as there the one's that are being sold in the shop near my school.Like both the same Tayto leave me needing a drink though

Tazz T

Just looking at that NI site and you can buy prawn cocktail and pickled onion Taytos. I haven't seen them in ages in Dublin. I want pickled onion.

When I was in London there was a make of Irish crisp (made in Leicester:rolleyes: ) called O'Flaherty's or some stupid made up Irish name. They used to sell them in all the Benji's and they were absolutely gorgeous. They came in Ulster Cheddar, County Kerry Salt & Pepper, County Connemara chicken and so on. Silly names, great crisps.