Burtons potato puffs

Potato Puffs were a sort of crisp manufactured by Burton Biscuits. I'm sure that they have gone out of production now but who knows You have missed out the best one of all, tomato sauce flavour.

We have more newsletters. There are so many options today when it comes to treats stacked on our supermarket shelves, but that doesn't mean we don't all pine for snacks that transport us back to childhood. Over the years, we've seen an abundance of new sweets, drinks and crisps capture the taste buds of youngsters and adults alike. But we've also lost some classic treats that we wish we could indulge in again. Some brands have completely disappeared, whereas other products have changed hands or are still around in one form or other.

Burtons potato puffs

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They were a very popular packet of crisps back in the day. I always enjoyed a packet of these crisps. Potato Puffs crisps were made by Burtons Biscuits. The crisps themselves were very thin and came in small bags, but I always remember enjoying them but I was very young. Potato Puffs crisps were similar to Wotsits crisps that you can still buy today. Burtons also produced Piglet Crisps using the same manufacturing process for Potato Puffs to make the quirky pig shaped snack.

Burtons potato puffs

Potato Puffs were a sort of crisp manufactured by Burton Biscuits. I'm sure that they have gone out of production now but who knows You have missed out the best one of all, tomato sauce flavour. Great taste and red fingers lol, ate them every day from to Log In Sign Up. You need an account to continue Register Your email address.

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Subscribe Please enter a valid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Top Stories. The beef flavour were my favourites and wish they would bring them back. Despite being phased out in the 80s, they are said to have been briefly reintroduced in Woolworths in the 90s. Consisting of two small squares held in a small cardboard tray, the chocolate covered treats boasted a crunchy green centre. BillsLad on Yes I very much remember Potato Puffs when I was at school, they were my favourite, much better than traditional crisps. We have more newsletters. Wham bar. By Jess Molyneux Nostalgia Reporter. Show Me No thanks, close.

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