Mornin', board!Since it's a bit slow at the moment, mind if I threadjack?
I've just bought a bag of Walkers Red Curry crisps; the packet says they're 'made with real ingredients'. Can anyone make sense of this? What's the alternative?
(I've just bought a bag of Walkers Red Curry crisps; the packet says they're 'made with real ingredients'. Can anyone make sense of this? What's the alternative?
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Sun 13 Sep 2009, 11:34,
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potato substitute?(ask Baldrick)
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The Twisted Omentum vidi vici veni,
Sun 13 Sep 2009, 11:35,
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Fake ingredients pretending to be real ingredients but actuallythey are just acting out some kind of crisp-related spy fantasy.
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Sun 13 Sep 2009, 11:35,
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the square root of negative ingredients
kingsuperspecial is in an audience, wanking furiously,
Sun 13 Sep 2009, 11:35,
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Ah-ha!They should sell crisps made of this. Ideal for peckish dieters.
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Sun 13 Sep 2009, 11:38,
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Well just what it says. Marketing wanted to put positive sounding words without compromising their low standards.It was but like the whole flavour/flavoured thing.
You'll see on the packet it says flavour which means that it tastes like lets say cheese and onions but legally doesn't have to contain any cheese or onion.
Flavoured means the taste has to come from cheese and onion.
(You'll see on the packet it says flavour which means that it tastes like lets say cheese and onions but legally doesn't have to contain any cheese or onion.
Flavoured means the taste has to come from cheese and onion.
riverghost servicing your mum since,
Sun 13 Sep 2009, 11:39,
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This is true...But whatever they put into 'em will still - replies above notwithstanding - be real...
DREAM CRISPS! It's the future!
(DREAM CRISPS! It's the future!
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Sun 13 Sep 2009, 11:41,
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