Their prawn cocktail are a decent crisp also.

Smallman1 Can you buy Tayto’s in England?

Quite easily off the internet. Never seen them in shops.

Everywhere I’ve lived, I’ve been at uni with, or worked with or been mates with some Irish.

They all buy Tayto by the boxload and get them shipped, and then jizz their pants the minute the delivery arrives.

And people say the English are bad for shite like taking Fray Bentos pies in their suitcase.

    Tell a lie, you’ll probably see them stocked if you go into a proper Irish boozer in the UK.

    Not a theme pub, talking about places like The Four Provinces in Coventry, probably places in Kilburn too.

    My local butcher sells them. A belter of a crisp.

    Smallman1
    In the ‘World Foods’ aisle in Asda 🤣

    No doubt you’ll be able to pick them up on an artisan sandwich at a sea crate near you 👍

      bosstrabs Cadbury’s going the same way too.

      They’re doing potato chips too? Holy COW

      Mental

        Absolutely, Dan. If you have a family it’s an amazing day out for the kids.

          I’ve seen those Tayto crisps in a few shops and always thought they were cheap kiddy crisps judging by the logo.

            Dubman
            Money saved on packaging is invested heavily in chemicals for flavouring.

            Great when they get the blend right, can leave you ticking violently for days if too strong

              -si- Absolutely, Dan. If you have a family it’s an amazing day out for the kids.

              Can’t tell if you’re taking the piss?!

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                  Smallman1

                  Can anyone confirm if the idiot is genuinely enquiring as to whether or not my statement about a theme park being a great day out for kids is taking the piss?

                  Does anyone else wonder if the idiot wears a lanyard around his neck when he leaves the house, with instructions on how to breath in and out, in case he forgets?

                      -si-
                      The idiot is incapable of comprehending Si.

                      Too emotionally and mentally immature to take part in grown up life.

                        -si-

                        I was visiting some family in Drogheda about 18 months ago and took my son there. Had a great day

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                            mono-stereo Was a big fan of their beer nuts, and their smoked ham and pickle crisps as well…