Kettle Brand is venturing into the summer snack market with the introduction of its limited-edition Chilli Crisp chips, a ...

Crisp enthusiasts were left stunned to see the back of contradictory crisp packets, which claimed to simultaneously contain British and non-British potatoes. The crisp packet from Lidl's deluxe ...

In crisps, on the other hand, my lifetime has seen remarkable changes: Kettle Chips (1988), Pringles (1991), Doritos (1994), Walkers Max (1999), Walkers Sensations (2002).

We’ve written before at HuffPost UK about why Hobnobs are called what they are. We’ve even covered the complicated origins of the name Smarties ― and yep, one US brand did call their sweets that ...

There is, of course, also a company called Kettle which makes chips the old-school way, and they account for 40% of the fancy crisp market in the UK. Advertisement ...

One person, posting a picture of their opened crisp packet, commented: "@walkers_crisps deep ridged empty packets #ripoff." While another, with another photo of crisps, said: "I've had some empty ...

Everyone loves a packet of crisps. Whether you are a ready salted or cheese and onion fan, Walkers or Kettle, there is something out there for everyone. But we are always being told that crisps ...

Walkers has revealed, replying to a customer on X (formerly Twitter), the reason its packets of crisps look so empty - find out why.

The Telegraph writer said the Kettle Lightly Salted crisps were his favourite. Mr Rice commented: "A ‘fresh-from-the-fryer’ taste, enough salt to season without making you pucker, and ...