Tayto chips, or crisps, are a beloved Northern Ireland snack that's made in a historic castle that visitors can tour. Here's ...

If you find yourself in a pub in Belfast and order a packet of crisps, you'll likely be handed the bright yellow bag of Northern Tayto. However, if you ever visit Dublin, you'll inevitably ...

Well, it turns out they’re a sign that the potato was exposed to sunlight. While that leads to the production of a toxic chemical called solanine, there’s basically no chance there’s enough of it in a ...

In the 1950s Tayto, an Irish brand ... are circumscribed by occasion and eater—but not crisps, which rustle between social classes. The packets can be spied on building sites, in pubs and ...

Irish company Tayto went on to invent the world’s ... “Getting on enough to remember little paper twists of salt in packets of crisps,” u/Accomplished_Law_945 added.

Fans of the umami sauce were able to pick up a packet from one off-licence only ... the Worcestershire Sauce offering from Seabrook crisps. Other brands that sell crisps in the iconic flavour include ...

King Charles showed he really got the message when he made the ultimate St. Patrick’s Day choice. During a reception at Buckingham Palace on St. Patrick’s, The King reached for the only snack anyone ...

Fans of the umami sauce were able to pick up a packet from one ... offering from Seabrook crisps. Other brands that sell crisps in the iconic flavour include Tayto, M&S own brand, and even Walkers ...