REDLAND
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Anyone know if this is possible, I've eaten about a dozen packets of Walkers Chicken Tikka Masala crisps today, and though they are blindingly tasty I'm now a little worried
Is it medically possible to become addicted to crisps ?
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BrightonBird
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I honestly believe I am addicted to the Walkers Sensations Thai Sweet Chilli
Robbo
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BrightonBird said:
and you have exceptional taste young lady!!
BrightonBird
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redland said:
But I don't want to give them up.....
nail-Z
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I honestly believe we are all born with a Crisp addiction. It's just a question of resisting.
You'll do well to resist the charms of the Ham and Pickle Brannigans though.
You'll do well to resist the charms of the Ham and Pickle Brannigans though.
My best mate, who's a fitness instructor, once told me that if I ate a packet of crisps a day I would have a heart attack by the time I'm 40.
As he was doing a degree in Sport And Exercise Science at the time, I believed him and cut way, way down on my crisp addiction. Then, about ten years later over a few beers, I found out it wasn't a fact he'd learned in one of his lectures... it was something his mum had told him when he was six!
A decade missing out on all that lovely that salt and saturated fat... the sod. I am making up for lost time now.
As he was doing a degree in Sport And Exercise Science at the time, I believed him and cut way, way down on my crisp addiction. Then, about ten years later over a few beers, I found out it wasn't a fact he'd learned in one of his lectures... it was something his mum had told him when he was six!
A decade missing out on all that lovely that salt and saturated fat... the sod. I am making up for lost time now.
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
this is a bloomin funny story trueblue .........
Actually I think there is something addictive about crisps. I never eat them, but the kids started having them in their lunch box and I started eating salt and vinegar ones, and I would say there is something that is addictive in there.
Actually I think there is something addictive about crisps. I never eat them, but the kids started having them in their lunch box and I started eating salt and vinegar ones, and I would say there is something that is addictive in there.
it is well known fact that crisps can become addictive, especially if you cut them with top quality cocaine and snort them up your nose.
NMH
Banned
....followed by a bar of chocolate .
Any takers on chocolate covered thai curry crisps, with a side of yoghurt sauce (I shouldn't suggest chutney on this site :>0) ?
How about prawns avec fondue ?
Would you like a bucket, with les ouefs on top ?
Any takers on chocolate covered thai curry crisps, with a side of yoghurt sauce (I shouldn't suggest chutney on this site :>0) ?
How about prawns avec fondue ?
Would you like a bucket, with les ouefs on top ?
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
An addiction can be treated as a medical problem.
But crisps are nice so I'll stick with them - especially sweet and sour also sensations, yummy !
But crisps are nice so I'll stick with them - especially sweet and sour also sensations, yummy !
BrightonBird
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I had a packet of walkers senstations last night - I couldn't help myself.
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
flaming hot monster munches for me , or those paprika walkers ones!
Stumpy Tim
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Bry Nylon said:
Good point Bry. Only last night I cooked up some crisps on some foil & a spoon & injected into my arm. Lovely stuff
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
DORITOS!
Meade's Ball
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I am never more than 2 minutes from a packet of nice'n'spicy Nik Naks.
The worst thing that can happen to me in my daily quest to avoid crisps is to go into a different newsagent. For in these ne'er before visited realms lie oddities of different colours and sizes with the words ALL NEW on the front. "Ooooooh," i doth yell, "a new flavour." and i have to buy and try. Whether it be cheese hula hoops or McCoys claiming they've found a new recipe for 'salted', i can't leave them alone.
Please help.
Send more crisps.
The worst thing that can happen to me in my daily quest to avoid crisps is to go into a different newsagent. For in these ne'er before visited realms lie oddities of different colours and sizes with the words ALL NEW on the front. "Ooooooh," i doth yell, "a new flavour." and i have to buy and try. Whether it be cheese hula hoops or McCoys claiming they've found a new recipe for 'salted', i can't leave them alone.
Please help.
Send more crisps.
Salt and Vinegar Square crisps, heaven to the taste buds.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
I once shared a flat with a sales rep for a food distribution company.
He used to bring home whole boxes of crisp-like substances, mainly made from reconstituted soya-style vegetable matter, colourings, permitted additives - and stuff called "flavoring", whatever that is. They were usually marketed on the back of the latest film or TV craze and - in quantity - were disgusting.
But it was effective aversion therapy.
One side effect of consuming a whole box (and here I'm talking about a 72 pack) of something called "Kung Fui" is a lifelong suspicion of any crispy thing.
Although I still have a weakness for plain crisp sandwiches (thin white sliced bread, lots of butter).
He used to bring home whole boxes of crisp-like substances, mainly made from reconstituted soya-style vegetable matter, colourings, permitted additives - and stuff called "flavoring", whatever that is. They were usually marketed on the back of the latest film or TV craze and - in quantity - were disgusting.
But it was effective aversion therapy.
One side effect of consuming a whole box (and here I'm talking about a 72 pack) of something called "Kung Fui" is a lifelong suspicion of any crispy thing.
Although I still have a weakness for plain crisp sandwiches (thin white sliced bread, lots of butter).