Roger & Roger
​Croky
Address: Rue de la Bassée 1, B-7700 Mouscron, Belgium
Phone: 32 056 84 00 30
Website: www.croky.be
Email: Contact Form

Croky Chips

Roger & Roger, a company owned by the Dick family from West Flanders, is a rapidly growing producer of potato snacks. The company was named after two primary investors Roger Dick & Mylle Roger.
It distributes and exports crisps for the private label market to twenty countries from its base in Moeskroen. Roger & Roger began in 1999 and now has more than 250 employees. An enthusiastic, flexible and ambitious team of employees manages the complete production chain of our extensive range, from selecting the potatoes to packaging and distribution.
"Working under the motto, 'A Famous Name in Snacks' we work hard every day to be dedicated and preferred suppliers of top quality crisps. We don't just supply a product: we also work hard to build productive, long-term relationships with our private label clients. It is crucial that we understand the specific needs of our clients and make proposals to optimise our working partnership."
Roger & Roger produce Croky Potato Chips and Snacks, which are sold via an extensive network of retailers throughout Belgium and the Netherlands.

Croky Chips a l’ancienne Naturel
A Nose Plunge Test revealed no smell at all. Were there chips in there? A peak confirmed their presence. There was a mildly salty potato flavouring that was not exactly enhanced by rather tasteless oil, but the chips were very much as described on the bag. Traditional and ‘Naturel.’   
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Croky Paprika Potato Chips 
A Nose Plunge Test revealed a meaty smell. There was nothing particularly peppery about it. The taste was also surprising. There was a similar meat flavour. There was no identifiable paprika seasoning, but they still managed to taste a little paprika inclusive. Mostly though, it was a sort of greasy meat flavouring.   
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Croky Bolognese Potato Chips
A Nose Plunge Test unveiled a beef stock type of aroma. The flavour was very mildly spiced beef. It was like a beef stock drink. Bolognese, as a description, would take a significant stretch of the imagination. That is not to say they were not tasty, they just were not as described on the bag.   
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