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Ok, had a look on their website and they do various flavours but unfortunately the flavour that most appeals to me (Canadian Ham) doesn't seem to be widely available where I live.
My local Sainsburys sells multipacks of Ready Salted, Cheese and Onion and a mixed multipack
Here's the website http://www.seabrookcrisps.com/index.php
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Originally posted by darren View Posti can say ive never heard of these before.
what flavours did you see of them.
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i can say ive never heard of these before.
what flavours did you see of them.
Originally posted by themilkman View PostSeabrooks crisps......been around since 1945 apparently but I only noticed them in Sainsburys last week because they were on offer (6 packs for a quid)...............they were absoluteley 'yumtastic!' .
Deffo on my shopping list from now on.
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When I was young the local swimming pool always had Seabrooks crisps in the vending machines.
For years I didn't seem them anywhere else, then my Mum started buying them in multipacks for a few years.
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Seabrooks crisps......been around since 1945 apparently but I only noticed them in Sainsburys last week because they were on offer (6 packs for a quid)...............they were absoluteley 'yumtastic!' .
Deffo on my shopping list from now on.
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Does anyone remember crisps which were released for The Dandy comic - Cow Pie flavour??? Must've been late-80's. I think the Beano probably had their own variation but I loved the Cow Pie crisps! Can't find a pic of them online!!!
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Just seen packs of Ringos in supermarket thought they were long gone, anyone know if they taste the same.
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Farmer Browns...never ever saw these before.
8 pence WOW.
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I was born in the mid-1950's and remember there only being one type of crisp - Smiths ready salted in a greaseproof paper bag with the little blue paper twist of salt inside. They tasted sublime! When I was about 8 (early 1960's) Smith's brought out Salt n Vinegar Cheese n Onion and Smoky Bacon and the bags were plastic. I think Bovril and Chicken came next - and then Golden Wonder started producing crisps and us kids swapped from Smiths because Golden Wonder were more trendy! When I went outdoor swimming with the school (freezing!) my mum would pack me a little thermos of oxo in hot water, a spam sandwich (or dairylea if she was feeling flush!) and a bag of Golden Wonder bacon crisps! All the flavours were very distinct and we all had our favourites - nowadays all the flavours taste the same to me!
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