So do many of in the new Tayto range.
So do many of in the new Tayto range.I never buy Walkers or Pringles as they contain MSG, a flavour enhancer which is banned in numerous countries.
Originally Posted by The_Banker http://www.askaboutmoney.com/showthread.php?p=352501#post352501
I remember going on a school trip to London in the early 80's and asking a shop assistant for Tayto's. She looked at me as if I had 10 heads... There were at least 5 brands of crisps behind the counter (none of which were Tayto) but Tayto was such a strong brand here in Ireland that I just called all crisps Tayto and couldn't understand why the shop assistant wouldn't just hand me the crisps. Eventually she twigged when I pointed at the crisps but she must have assumed I was strange. I heard her asking another woman in the shop "What are Tay Toe?"
Happy Days
Exactly!!!!And if a corner of his head was a little too big you just held him over the fire for a split second and - voila! The Big challenge was to get the bag as tiny as possible, and if you mucked up you just had to eat another bag so you'd have another chance. No wonder I was a chubby child
It's "badda Bing", not "buddu Bing"budda bing!
It's "badda Bing", not "buddu Bing"
I remember going on a school trip to London in the early 80's and asking a shop assistant for Tayto's. She looked at me as if I had 10 heads... There were at least 5 brands of crisps behind the counter (none of which were Tayto) but Tayto was such a strong brand here in Ireland that I just called all crisps Tayto and couldn't understand why the shop assistant wouldn't just hand me the crisps. Eventually she twigged when I pointed at the crisps but she must have assumed I was strange. I heard her asking another woman in the shop "What are Tay Toe?"
Happy Days
Well I hope you didn't either, not on a school trip anywayDid you every try asking for a 'Vodka & Red' (meaning Red Lemonade, long before Red Bull came on the scene) in a busy English pub?
Mrs d2 told me last night that one of the things she found so romantic about me when we met in our late teens was that I used to give her any Tayto crisp that were curled up around themselves, or the ones that had big air bubbles in them.....They were my favourites so I'm glad she remembered the sacrifices I made for her
Or fizzy orange. Went to Somerset on holiday one year and asked for a fizzy orange. The staff behind the bar nearly wet themselves.
The good old days.
A packet of crips and a tin of minerals.
LOL. Or asking for a mineral. Is that town and country Irish or just country Irish?
In the early days of Tayto, Spud sold his secret cheese and onion recipe to the guys in Norn'Ireland and gave them the rights to make and sell "Tayto" in the 6 counties. Think he asked for less than a hundred quid or some such figure.are tayto northern ireland not seperate? dont think they were part of the largo foods deal. will check it out when I am down in newry someday soon.
Certainly country irish and it would depend on the town size. I've heard it (a while ago) in town in Offaly!
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