Do you call it a bag of crisps or a packet of crisps

[TheChippendenSpook]

I call it a packet. To me, a bag is something that you put things in to carry around.

Crisps come in a packet, all ready to eat and nicely sealed, ready for you to open.

It doesn't matter but I'm bored and was just wondering how many people call it a bag or a packet.

You literally just said 'bag'

We do this too - so usually 'some crisps' !

Anything but package

Northern Ireland by any chance <waves>

Packet

Bag - I'm Scottish

A poke is for chips, not crisps.

It’s a bag of crisps for me ( Derbyshire)

Same!

Packet

Packet for normal size.
Maybe bag for a sort of large family sized cos I'd say a big bag and not a big packet.

Thanks.. wasn't thinking of crisps till now!!!

Bag of crisps, but crisp packet. Depends how I phrase it! SE.

I say pack, don't even I realised it was short for packet. I live in
London but have Scottish and Hull parentage.

Both. Either. But poke is chips.

Bag of crisps - I carry my crisps around in their bag

Either is normal, but I say packet.

Never heard of a pig in a poke OP?

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_in_a_poke

Poke is just a local Scottish word for a bag. I think small bags rather than big ones. I agree with the fellow Scots who use it for chips but not crisps but I can probably imagine my granny talking about a wee poke o’ crisps.

I live in England now so don’t say “poke” at all unless talking about a jab with a finger, for crisps I’d use bag and packet interchangeably.

Bag or packet interchangeably like PPs. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Now I’ll have to ask the kids what they say.

Been known to say both !

I use both words.

Pack’a crisps or a packety o’ crisps.

Either - London
But possibly inclined to use packet more for a small one and bag for a large one...

Bug o crisps..Ne Scotland.

i tend to use bag for a larger family sized bag of crisps, packet for individual small ones

Neither. Pack of crisps round here

Packet!