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I know. I think I did realise it was a crown, but the bumpy bits stood out more to me than the crown for some reason. It was those that I always noticed.
Fond memories of Bensons crisp packets. For unknown reasons I never used to see the logo for what is very obviously a crown. Instead I focused on the bumpy shapes between the top bits of the crown and wondered why there would be such a weird design on a crisp packet. I think perhaps I was looking at different packets with a much larger crown that wasn't so obvious, or perhaps I was just stupid!
So, not only do we have a bite, we have photos! Give thanks to H, brilliant.....
My missus found a old pack about 30 years ago stuffed down the back of a old sofa.....
Hi all, i'm new around here, although i have visited often to read and reminisce. Like many, i have a burning question. Does anybody remember a brand of crisps from the late 70's, possibly yellow and black packet with a picture of a bee on it. Oh please oh please somebody must! Great site folks, super contributions and very concise!
I think they are Kp Wickers....I've looked at them before....but nothing really registered with me, but I think your right Heather, Thank You.....I can now rest on the crisp front.....On another note I remember those spicy beef quavers....good find.
I just wanted to ask........does anyone remember in the early 70s the lattice crisps and what they were called? I remember eating them, (stuffing me face.) for supper, when Man About the House was on....or Love Thy Neighbour....they looked similar if not a little flatter to those pictured..
I've read the whole thread and I don't see any mention of them....I do see a mention of a lattice crisp but that's all......does anyone remember them and what they were called.?
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