Seabrook Crinkle Cut Crisps Salt & Vinegar 6 Pack (6 x 25g)

I'm severely dairy intolerant and Seabrook's salt and vinegar and ready salted are some of the only crisps I can eat. Most other dairy free crisps/rice cakes are packaged near enough to other things containing dairy that they affect me. Even though they state no milk or dairy in the ingredients, under most other crisps/rice cakes it says may contain milk. From my experience this is normally the case, and if I've only checked the website for ingredients, and not double checked the packet I'm ill for a few days after eating them. Shops should add what is under the ingredients as well as it could be life threatening. Amazon and Morrisons are 2 of those that don't sadly, but there are many more, I've yet to find any that do! Such a shame that more companies don't cater for dairy/milk free diets. There are more and more people every day either having to go dairy free through no choice of their own, but from intolerances or allergies, or they are vegan. In this day and age you'd like to think company's would cater for this more, as most restaurants do. I do however really appreciate the ones that do! Seabrook's is one of those company's

As good as any other crisps

Love these crisp much better than other leading brands

Very tasty crisps - Seabrooks are a firm favourite in our house

These are good value for money, and actually taste like crisps did years ok. Like them very much.

Tasty

These have a little better flavour than Walkers in my view. Great value when purchased for a pound or less.

Seabrook are a firm favourite in our household. They have a strong flavour, a great crunch and are made in the lovely city of Bradford. I’ve been eating them since I was a child and now I’m really happy to have them in my life again. I’d suggest giving them a try if you’re considering switching things up a little, they really are a treat when compared to walkers but aren’t as expensive as kettle.