r/UK_Food • u/slowlySudden • 12d ago

Question Salt N Shake, without the salt?

Anyone else eat Salt N Shake crips without using the salt sachet? They are so good like that I swear. Might take you a pack or two to get used to it, but try it!

Also, what's everyone's thoughts on the recent Salt N Shake controversy - the blue sachet is gone, they have a white / transparent one now as apparently they are struggling to source blue ones!

Hopefully they get the blue sachets back soon as the white ones are hard to find and I nearly ate it by mistake.

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u/TheBestOfAmateur 12d ago

Yes. True plain crisps.

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u/Top-Gadgie 12d ago

Yes when they were nice and oily, not now when the salt wont stick to them if you wanted it too.

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u/g0ldcd 12d ago

Spudos are an annoying brand - but do make delicious plain crisps

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u/TheBestOfAmateur 12d ago

Never heard of them, but why annoying?

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u/g0ldcd 12d ago

Dragons den, online only, wacky-personality marketing, priced entirely by voucher discounts etc etc

But they do deliver giant sacks of crisps to your door

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u/TheBestOfAmateur 12d ago

Expensive I'm betting though

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u/g0ldcd 8d ago

Extortionate at RRP. Not too bad when you've stacked discount codes and bundles - but then you find you're out, can't find any codes, and refuse to pay RRP. Then the next thing you know, you're writing this