Crisps

[beccabear67]

Smiths were the ones Pattie Boyd advertised. Which ones had the little salt packet you had to add and shake up? My Mum remembers in visiting Holland in the '70s there were plain crisps but doesn't remember there being any kind of salt packet. She didn't like their raw bacon or other raw (but probably smoked) things like eels and herrings there either!

[Heather74]

Smiths Savoury Vinegar featuring an offer for a Magic pad

[Heather74]

Beef Burger Outer Spacers

[sixtyten]

From the days before this sort of thing was common place in the UK...and before the internet to check

[Heather74]

Haha well spotted!! Maybe we should write in and tell them

[sixtyten]

Quavers Ham flavour complete with a nice 8p Woolworths price sticker!

Surely they mean Serrano??

[Heather74]

Tudor Curry flavour

[Heather74]

Quavers Ham flavour complete with a nice 8p Woolworths price sticker!

[Heather74]

Richmonds

[Heather74]

Sam Spudz

[Heather74]

Noughts and Crosses

Tudor Forty Niners

[Heather74]

KP Mini Chips

[sixtyten]

Bermuda Triangles

I must have made a few packets of those ‘disappear’ in my time…

[George 1978]

Krunchi [sic] Puffs were still sold in local newsagents in the mid 1980s still priced 5p (which sounded more like a mid 1970s price to be honest). Around where I used to go to school, no one had heard of litterbins as I used to see many empty crisp packets on the pavement, especially on a windy day, and they were one of them.

Wickers were nothing to do with Sir Alan Whicker, but they were advertised on TV, usually the one with a judge in a court (in a wig of course), singing: "these are wonderful Wickers, and wonderful Wickers are these" or something. Or have I got the song wrong over the years? Anyone know?

[Heather74]

Bermuda Triangles