There is a lot going on with the Discos bag design. There is a blue circle in the middle, which is a little odd: Why blue? Why plain and without shading? Anyway, the circle is surrounded by shattering imagery. This looks effective, but is somewhat disconnected from the blue circle, from which it is apparently shattering from. Yes, odd. The bags are flavour colour coded. The wording is large and identifiable in the centre. There is no brand name, but as KP have been absorbed into Intersnack, perhaps they were not sure which logo to include. This is a shame because KP Discos trips off the tongue well, even if "Discos" is a little 1970s sounding.
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Crunch
As a reconstituted potato based snack, these were not snappy or crisp like a Potato Crisp. They were however crunchy, but in a muted sounding munch fashion that quickly turned pulpy after a couple of firm bites.
Texture
These snacks are very easy to describe. They are circular in shape. They were mostly gently bent, so not completely flat. The surface was bumpy but smooth. The colour was a medium orange, which represented the copious powdery seasoning.
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Taste
A Nose Plunge Test revealed a rather strong and imposing aroma. It was a sort of tomatoey, paprika sweetness that hinted towards generic Prawn Cocktail Crisps flavouring. The taste was similar, but there was a striking sweetness. It was a strong version of standard Prawn Cocktail flavouring, which of course tastes little like Prawn Cocktail sauce, but is random enough to be likened to other flavours of this type.