Walkers Monster Munch Pickled Onion 40g (Pack of 6)

As soon as I finished the first pack I opened the second pack straight away. So tasty!! I had a tried another variety of pickled onion snacks that I can't seem to get anywhere in the US so I decided to try this. It's sort of like salt and vinegar + funyun flavored.I don't really think that $10 is a sustainable price for anyone to buy these regularly, especially cause the bags are less than an ounce...but it's fun as a treat!

bought these because i saw them on "An Idiot Abroad". They are AWESOME! the way i would describe the taste: if you had a jar of red beet eggs, with onion slices in the jar, these taste like those onion slices.. ya know pickled onions. much better than funyons. waiting for two more six packs as we speak.

These crisps arrived quickly (relative to having to travel across the Atlantic Ocean) and in great condition. On par with expiration dates, packed well, and overall no issues. Tastes are great and provide wonderful nostalgia of when I lived in the UK. Nosh London is awesome, and my go-to for all my import snack and food needs! Will continue to be a repeat customer for sure. :)

I remember when these first came out in the 1970s under the slogan, "The biggest snack pennies can buy". What was also great at the time was that they had odd flavours. My favorite was always pickled onion, although I doubt if an onion ever entered the Smith's crisp factory in reality.I don't think there are fewer of them in the bag, as one reviewer suggested, as they were always sold on weight, and their selling point was that they were big snacks.Anyhow, we enjoyed them at the time, and my kids subsequently enjoyed them and I am glad that we can now get them shipped to the US.Britain may have lost the Empire but it certainly leads the world in corn-based and potato-based snacks, steady on old chap!

Tried these as a suggestion from a tik toker from Brittian. They are gross! Has a old vinegar taste with an somewhat rotten onion taste to follow. I love vinegar type chips/crisps but not these.

Never thought I'd like the pickled onion flavor, but I did. I just wanted to try Monster Munch because of the UK TV shows I've watched. Karl Pilkington ate some in an Idiot Abroad. I love trying new foods and thought this would be fun. I ordered without picking a flavor or realizing I was picking pickled onion. When the box arrived I thought for sure they would be gross. I was wrong. A strong pickle flavor and a hint of onion was actually pretty darn good! The texture was like Funion's or cheese balls. The flavor was like a Funion dipped in pickle juice. Sounded gross to me too. Like I said, I loved it.

Had these all of the time growing up in Ipswich England. They are addictive. Contrary to another review, they are nothing like funions which is insulting. They are vinegary and oniony and awesome! In my top 3 fave crisps of all time! I've ordered them from other places, but they are usually out of stock. I hoard them. Worth every agonizing minute and every penny to get them.

I've recently been purchasing British treats for my crush and he requested these by name.I ordered January 31st but had a credit card issue due to fraud and so my order wasn't processed by Amazon until two days later when I logged in from my laptop to update my information on February 2nd.The original projected arrival date went from February 28th to March 1st-March 14th. I was really bummed and then noticed that this product ships from England.Good news! The package arrived on February 15th, which made for a nice savory surprise for my Brit.Bad news! There were six bags in the order and when I lifted the first bag out of the box, the bottom was open and almost all of the contents spilled onto my kitchen floor.I gave one of the bags to my Brit and when I was putting away the rest of the 4 remaining bags, another one arrived partially unsealed. I was careful to avoid the spillage of the first bag, but to have one bag arrive completely unsealed at the bottom and a second bag partially unsealed at the top was a major disappointment.