Irish company Tayto went on to invent the world’s first flavoured crisps ― the cheese and onion flavour ― two years later in 1962. Crisp companies across the world scrambled to buy the rights to the ...
Walkers then started 2024 by revealing it has stopped making Marmite-flavour crisps. But Marmite crisps have since been re-introduced to the market with Northern Ireland brand Tayto.
Other brands that sell crisps in the iconic flavour include Tayto, M&S own brand, and even Walkers’ own French Fries spin-off. Sharing the news of the relaunch, a release from Walkers said: “On ...
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Walkers has discontinued several products in recent years including Worcester Sauce and Marmite-flavoured crisps - see the full list.
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