Asda Indian Tikka Ridge Cut Crisps Review
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Nutrition

Bag
Calories
Fat
Saturated
Salt
Sugars
25g
125
6.8g
0.7g
0.4g
0.6g

Verdict

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Bag

This range of Crisps does not have a design. They are flavour colour coded and have the flavour written on the bag. A food packaging design could not possibly have any less effort put into it.
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Crunch

Although most of the Crisps were broken, there were still plenty to get a crunch going with. The first two or three bites were hefty, meaty munches, but as with most thickly cut Crisps of this nature, they reduced at a reasonable rate towards the mushy state required for swallowing.
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Texture

These were thickly cut Ridged Crisps, that had medium width ripples. Most of the bag's constituents were broken, but there were some medium sized, whole Crisps. The texture had a rugged seasoning powder surface, that hinted towards an orangish glow.
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Taste

A Nose Plunge Test revealed a generic Indian sort of aroma; maybe a little cumin based. This was confirmed by the ingredients list. At first taste, there seemed a similarly generic spicy Indian meal type of flavour, but a few Crisps in and the Tikka flavouring that is synonymous with one of Britain's most popular curries bounced through. There was also a spicy after-taste that was hotter than most Chicken Tikka Marsala dishes.
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