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Dear Points Of View. Why oh why oh why.....?

Even with the same manufacturer FFS

Walkers normal crisps : green = salty-o-vinegrastos, and blue = cheese n bunions

Walkers skware crisps : green = cheese n bunions, and blue = salty-o-vinegrastos

It is teh stoopidz.

Absolutely!

Green should always be Chicken flavour!

Always!!

mik wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2019 10:17 am Dear Points Of View. Why oh why oh why.....?

Even with the same manufacturer FFS

Walkers normal crisps : green = salty-o-vinegrastos, and blue = cheese n bunions

Any other crisps evar: green = cheese n bunions, and blue = salty-o-vinegrastos

It is teh stoopidz.

EFA

And a from me as well.

Rob: Roast chicken is orange. If it's green you might want to avoid...

mik wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2019 10:17 am Dear Points Of View. Why oh why oh why.....?

Even with the same manufacturer FFS

Walkers normal crisps : green = salty-o-vinegrastos, and blue = cheese n bunions

Walkers skware crisps : green = cheese n bunions, and blue = salty-o-vinegrastos

It is teh stoopidz.

Square crisps used to be made by Smiths and they kept their brand identity when Walkers bought them out. Walkers have always used the wrong colour and refuse to change.

Tyrells - Both blue and green are vinegar

Swervin_Mervin wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2019 11:38 am Rob: Roast chicken is orange. If it's green you might want to avoid...

Roast Chicken..... Only in 'kin pommy lahdeedah 'kin land would you want fancy arse ROAST chicken chips.

F'kin CHICKEN CHIPS!

INA GREEN PACK!

Like this!


Or this!


Even the weirdo ones get it 'kin half 'kin roight

Green should be spring onion (a.k.a. the best crisps)! Red, ready salted; blue, salt n vinegar; orange, chicken; yellow, cheese and onion; brown, roast beef; pink, prawn cocktail (the worst crisps) etc.

Pete_ wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2019 6:34 pm Green should be spring onion (a.k.a. the best crisps)! Red, ready salted; blue, salt n vinegar; orange, chicken; yellow, cheese and onion; brown, roast beef; pink, prawn cocktail (the worst crisps) etc.

Correct list.
And dark brown= Worcester sauce.

Not Purple Barry??

Or is that too Mainstream Walkers...

Worcester sauce is PURPLE

Sorry lads, that is what I meant, been a long week..

Coaster1 wrote: Sat Mar 02, 2019 1:25 pm Worcester sauce is PURPLE

Worcester Saice French Fries come in brown packets.

Pete_ wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2019 6:34 pm Green should be spring onion (a.k.a. the best crisps)! Red, ready salted; blue, salt n vinegar; orange, chicken; yellow, cheese and onion; brown, roast beef; pink, prawn cocktail (the worst crisps) etc.

Pete is correct and I will hear no argument.

RobYob wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2019 5:23 pm

Roast Chicken..... Only in 'kin pommy lahdeedah 'kin land would you want fancy arse ROAST chicken chips.

F'kin CHICKEN CHIPS!

INA GREEN PACK!

Like this!

Aussies - too lazy to have a separate word for an entirely different food group.

Crisps = chips
So they have define chips as 'hot chips'

And a pink bag here = salt and vinegar.

Prawn cocktail crisps are in the ethnic/world food aisle along with Bovril and Irn Bru.

unzippy wrote: Sun Mar 03, 2019 10:09 pm
Aussies - too lazy to have a separate word for an entirely different food group.

Crisps = chips
So they have define chips as 'hot chips'

And a pink bag here = salt and vinegar.

Prawn cocktail crisps are in the ethnic/world food aisle along with Bovril and Irn Bru.

Poms, always looking for an opportunity to inflict a pubwic school accent on the world. Cwisps gentlemen?

Yes you do definitely need HOT chips, rather than the soggy boiled in lard version you get with fried fish in pommyland.

Prawns belong on barbeques, not in chip packets.

Crisp makes more sense than chip. A chip off something is not generally waffer thin. A slice maybe or sliver. Crisp describes it perfectly. Don't think I've ever thought it sounded posh, either a northener or southerner saying it!

Swervin_Mervin wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2019 7:22 pm A chip off something is not generally waffer thin. A slice maybe or sliver.

Ah yes the well known silicon crisp, banana crisp and chocolate crisp, entirely logical.

RobYob wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2019 7:42 pm

Swervin_Mervin wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2019 7:22 pm A chip off something is not generally waffer thin. A slice maybe or sliver.

Ah yes the well known silicon crisp, banana crisp and chocolate crisp, entirely logical.

None of those is waffer thin so succeeding them with chip makes sense. A Crisp is waffer thin and so succeeding potato with chip makes no sense at all. They are crisp though, hence the name.

I know you Aussies are bit hard of thinking but come on...

Go make Nachos.