There is a small logo in the corner of the bag that includes a little farm, a field and a shining sun. This should have been the all encompassing background bag image. Instead, it is just a flavour colour coded bag with a sliced potato and some Chips at the bottom, along with a giant Tsakiris logo emblazoned diagonally across the bag. The effect is bright and lively, but it represents no heritage. It could even feature a black and white image of an old Tsakiris delivery tricycle – there is so much that could be done to improve the design of this bag and represent the company better.
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Crunch
As these were basic, thinly cut Potato Chips, it would be fair to say we did not expect a significant Crunch. With that in mind, the crisp, snappy munch, which quickly turned pulpy was modest yet rewarding. However, this, by its very nature, cannot lead to a premium Crunch.
Texture
These were standard, no frills, basic and simple Chips. They featured a standard thickness upon which any could be designed. There were some blemishes and natural colours. There was little in the way of seasoning, and a pretty heavy amount of grease
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Taste
A Nose Plunge Test revealed little more than an oily potato aroma. The taste was like so many other Regular/Plain/Salt Chips. It was warm and welcoming and nothing more than a moreish sandwich accompaniment. A fairly standard and unspectacular flavour that just about did what it said on the packet.