Guys, Real talk for a second... what is the point of salt n shake

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I like them as you can eat them without the salt making them one of the rare possibilities for unflavoured crisps

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in the 80s you could get flavour shake crisps for a bit. Taste distribution was all over the place with those, just a shambles.

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always imagine a poor artisanal worker having to dip their hands into scalding oil to turn the crisps when you see them advertised as hand cooked.

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Or that they have detached the motor that turns the cogs that lift the crisps out of the oil and a man uses a hand crank instead so the can claim their hand cooked status.

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The point is they are easily the best crisp. I think the uneven salt distribution enhances the flavour and experience.

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jesus christ, mate

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(pcbe)

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have you tried just eating a potato like an apple

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I often have potato crumble and custard

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i cant even joke about this coz the thought of it has turned my stomach. sort your fucking life out pal

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if you think for a second that wouldn’t be completely delicious you’re dead wrong

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never eaten salt n shake. any indie points here?

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negative Indie Points

salt and shake seem like a very indie crisp to me

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aren’t negative indie points the true indie points though?

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no i dont think so

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When I was a kid I sent a letter to Smith’s suggesting they expand the range. So salt and vinegar - put a little satchet of vinegar in as well. Cheese and onion - some grated cheese and some onion powder etc. Cunts never even wrote back.

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just reminded me of the greatest pub snack though

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that’s so not indie

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Retro bullshit.
They are the most Brexit of crisps.