How do we keep the Flavour Index up-to-date!?

I’ve been sent a whole list – well, several lists, in fact – of flavours we’ve missed, so I’m going to try to add them all to the Flavour Index over the next few days. I’ve just added these ones, sent in by Heidi and Hilary, which takes the total up to 1362 flavours: AndContinue reading “How do we keep the Flavour Index up-to-date!?”

New Farmers named top British Brand (Savoury Snacks category)

New Farmers’ Woodland Mushroom & Wild Garlic crisps are my favourite flavour at the moment. And at the Museum of Crisps, we love their commitment to creating environmentally friendly crisp packets. So we’re very happy to read that they’ve been chosen as top British Brand (Savoury Snacks category) in the Fine Food Digest’s Best BrandsContinue reading “New Farmers named top British Brand (Savoury Snacks category)”

Hot Potato: Walkers’ Sensations Poppadoms vs HMRC

In a case reminiscent of Jaffa Cakes vs HMRC, Walkers have just faced their own Goliath vs Goliath battle against HM Revenue and Customs. The case in point: whether Walkers’ Sensations Poppadoms count as poppadoms (a food item and therefore zero-rated for VAT) or crisps (a snack, with full VAT slapped on top). However, unlikeContinue reading “Hot Potato: Walkers’ Sensations Poppadoms vs HMRC”

News in Brief, Dec 2023

There’ve been some great articles about Crisp flavours lately. First this one in The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/food/2023/dec/02/the-weird-secretive-world-of-crisp-flavours mentions a lot of exotic flavours, including a few we hadn’t come across: And today, this on ABC News website https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2023-12-15/crisps-flavour-chemistry-aroma-taste-smell-laboratory-csiro/103031004, with extensive input from co-Crisp Museum founder, Hamish Thompson. It has also alerted us to new flavours fromContinue reading “News in Brief, Dec 2023”