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Lays Crisps

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  • 24-04-2008 5:51pm
    #1
    WindSock
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    I love these crisps, does anyone know where I can get some in Dublin?

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    AdrianII
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    Are Lays not the international version of walkers crisps


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    LoanShark
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    AdrianII wrote: »
    Are Lays not the international version of walkers crisps

    YES they are!


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    tanora78
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    AdrianII
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    So in answer to your question, any shop in dublin should have these

    just ask for walkers crisps


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    WindSock
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    I don't understand. I don't like walkers much, but I like lays. Maybe I should try a packet of walkers the next time I am in a shop. I haven't eaten Walkers in years.


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    AdrianII
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    i found no difference in them only the packets were different colour and the european bags are huge

    i think the ready salted or original taste the same


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    Fast_Mover
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    Yeah, Lays are Walkers.
    As AdrianII said they're just different colours and come in bigger bags.

    Would luv some salt and vinegar walkers now..yumm..


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    [Deleted User]
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    I have seen in Lays Polish shops.


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    CombatCow
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    Yeah you can get them in the polish/german shop (inferno) on capel st.

    CC


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    Alan666
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    Lays may be walkers and Vice versa, the problem is they dont do the same flavours across both ranges. "Receta campesina" flavour is a good example. Anyone seen this flavour (its a green bag in Spain) in Ireland?


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    nervous_twitch
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    Bit of a long-shot, but does anyone know if you can get Lorenz Monster Munch anywhere in Ireland? Reading about Lays brought back memories of my favourite French snack.

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    I would murder someone for a bag right now :(


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    #13
    Wurly
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    I definitely saw Lays in the Lucan service station on the N4.


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    JONJO THE MISER
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    Seeing Lays in the big packs in Tesco lately.


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