IT really takes you pack, seeing some of the nation’s favourite crisps that have long since disappeared from the shelves.
A pristine packet of Quavers from 1975 was dug up in a back garden in Poole, Dorset, today.
We take a look at some classic crisps after a pristine packet of Quavers from 1975 was dug up in a back garden in Poole, DorsetWessex News Agency
The cheesy treats are still being sold – but there are plenty of other less well-known brands you may have spent your pocket money on as a kid that are no longer around.
Here’s your chance to feast your eyes on some vintage bags.
And from spag bol to spicy beef, there’s a flavour to suit everyone’s taste. Tuck in!
These Meanies crisps were devilishly good, and you can still find some places that sell these treats marketed with an evil-looking rascalNo fangs… a creepy vampire was on the front of the packet for Claws crispsAlien Spacers were just out of this worldWho’s hat? A patriotic potato character appeared on the packet of these ready salted crispsThese atom-themed crisps proved to be short lived, and eventually blew upThis packet shows Looney Tunes using their classic cartoon characters to market crispsFootie fans were having a ball with these yummy treats
These curly puffs made for a feast from the eastLike a lot of things attached to their namesake, these Bermuda Triangle crisps have just disappearedWalkers once captured the taste of a teatime favourite in a packet of crispsThey didn’t taste like hedgehog, but the name alone is still a source of nostalgia for many Brits
