Walkers (snack foods) - Wikipedia
Crisps buoyed Britain in its darkest hour'
Tudor Crisps – Museum of Crisps
So long, salt and vinegar: how crisp flavours went from simple to sensational | Food | The Guardian
Mature Cheddar & Onion Flavour Potato Crisps - Taylors Snacks
TUDOR CRISPS 'I'M A Tudor Cheese n Onion Flavour Raver' Vintage 5.5cm Pin Badge £5.95 - PicClick UK
Bring Back Tudor Crisps
Walkers Glorious Cheese & Onion 32.5g - 8 Till Late / Deliver Cardiff
Walkers Legendary Cheese & Onion 70g - 8 Till Late / Deliver Cardiff
Tudor Crisps? 'I'd still climb a mountain'
Sunderland Global Media - Tudor Crisps: The Sunderland born brand which somehow ended up with a Newcastle identity https://sunderlandglobalmedia.org/tudor-crisps-the-sunderland-born-brand-which-somehow-ended-up-with-a-newcastle-identity/ | Facebook
Fife litter pickers find Tudor pickled onion crisp packet from 1973 buried in Kirkcaldy park
Live Here Love Here on X: "'Vintage' #litter found today. Marathon became Snickers in 1990 and Tudor crisps are long gone. These wrappers resurfaced after almost 30 yrs buried on a forest
Why Walkers is the only crisp brand whose cheese and onion bags are blue - not green - Mirror Online
Tudor spring onion crisps best crisps ever | Retro sweets, Vintage sweets, Childhood memories
Tudor Crisps - Where did they go
Tudor Crisps: The North East's very own snack was produced until 1993 - Chronicle Live
What explains the collective British memory of salt and vinegar, and cheese and onion crisps swapping packet colours in the 1980's? Apparently this never happened but I think I remember it. -
Walkers Cheese & Onion Crisps Box 32x32.5g – Universal Product Solutions
Growing up in the 1980s - Pickled onion were the best! | Facebook
The Crisp List - Crisp Nation
Found these classic crisp packets beneath floorboards I was repairing. Nice time capsule courtesy of a 1980s tradesman. Use-by codes were June 85. Glad to see cheesy Wotsits and pickled onion Monster
Rangers badge features on packet of Tudor Crisps recently unearthed | FollowFollow.com
Why Walkers is the only crisp brand whose cheese and onion bags are blue - not green - Mirror Online
