There’s no denying us Brits love a crisp and it’s reported we eat a whopping 6 billion packets of crisps a year. Whilst some of us like to play it safe with a trusty ready salted, the flavours are getting more extravagant and obscure as the years go on. Christmas is no different, and as it’s the season to indulge we thought we would do a roundup of the best Christmas crisps to tuck into over the festive period. From supermarket saves to boujee bags, we’ve got you covered, especially with those party hangovers coming up..
Co-Op | Baked Camembert & Cranberry Crisps
Co-Op are known for their crisp game and are constantly bringing out limited-edition flavours. Their current spesh Chirstmas bags include cheddar cheese & truffle (boujee), pigs in blankets and roast potato, and this year they’re also offering us a different spin on cheese & onion with baked camembert & cranberry flavour – dip inside an actual baked camembert if you dare.
Waitrose | Turkey & Stuffing Christmas Tree Tortillas
The only thing better than normal tortillas are Christmas tree shaped tortillas, which is what Waitrose have created this year. Not only do these look good, but the tortillas are flavoured with turkey and stuffing seasoning, one of the best duos at Christmas.
Savoursmiths | Christmas Ham With Umami Truffle Glaze Crisps
Want to impress your guests this Christmas? Crack open a bag of Savoursmiths, the super luxe crisps that are stocked in the likes of Harvey Nics and Harrods. Their extravagant flavours include Christmas ham with not just any old glaze but an umami truffle glaze. We’d recommend going all out and popping a bottle of the good stuff with these crisps.
Tesco Finest | Christmas Pudding Crisps
Tesco is dividing the crowd with these Christmas pudding crisps this year. Whilst pudding avoiders will likely skip past these on the shelves too, if you’re a fan of a bit of sweet with your savoury then these are the Christmas crisps for you.
Sainsbury’s | Figs in Blankets Crisps
We all know about pigs in blankets but this year Sainos is also bringing us figs in blankets, aka bacon flavour crisps with some added fruity figgy sweetness. The jury’s out on whether figs in blankets trump pigs in blankets but this is strong Christmas nibble to have in your arsenal nonetheless.
Mackie’s | Boxing Day Curry Crisps
If you think the leftovers are the best part of Christmas, then these Boxing Day curry crisps, which pack a nice bit a of spice, from Scottish brand Mackie’s are the ones for you. Make it a Christmas triple with their Turkey & Stuffing and Pigs in Blankets flavours.
