I don't remember anyone complaining about it. Maybe they did as I haven't seen them for a while.
And what is there always lots of in my house? Crisps, loads of them, at least 20 packets of various varieties which at this present time includes Squares, Quavers and Wotsits, you may have noticed that there isn't a normal crisp shape in sight! I only ever buy them for my dips!.
But of course, the purpose of this review is Walkers Squares, yes squares? Who, in the name of God thought this would be a good idea?
"You, Jones, how can we make our crisps a little bit different?, not that potato shaped crisps that everybody else uses?"
"Well sir, how about making them long and thin?"
"You damned idiot, that's chips!"
"Yes sir, how about squares? Nobody else makes them square"
"Jones, you're a genius. Yes, squares, of course, this might just work............."
And that dear people is how I believe Square crisps were invented. This was, of course, in the era of Hedgehog crisps, which younger readers may not remember. Manufacturers did try to make us believe they did taste of real hedgehogs, unfortunately they then bought out Salt and Vinegar ones, and finally the public did realise there was no such thing as a salt and vinegar tasting hedgehog (not everyone I'm sure)
Like little two-year-olds eating these candies will remember 15 years down the line, "hey, I remember eating candies when I was 2 shaped like dead raccoons! Let's see if I can get one!"..
This was on the news last night. They interviewed a lady from the S.P.C.A.. She said that "these candies are promoting actually killing poor, defensive creatures.."
:-/
Since when does candy promote anything?
They banned sweet cigarettes over here some years ago. I used to like them when I was a kid .
Ok Mr Fozzer, you winCraig...will I be the first one one to change the heading from "differant" to "different"...?
Tee-Hee...!
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