AIBU: if you could only ever eat one flavour and type of crisp...

[Boredgiraffes]

Prawn cocktail walkers!

Frazzles or bacon crisps...

Salt and vinegar squares.

I really enjoy a ready salted chipstick... tricky to get hold of now. Also those little round tomato crisps that cost 10p a pack - tangy toms is it?

These 😍😍

Wotsit

Chili Heatwave Doritos

Walkers Pickled Onion. But they are so hard to find sometimes. Which is probably a good thing for me.

Oooh no, crunchy cheetos. Hard to find in the UK though.

You lot are all wrong. The correct answer is Doritos Chilli Heatwave

Cheese and onion french fries

I’m so glad the first thing I seen was ‘prawn cocktail’ ... hands down the best crisp around.

Tayto (ROI) Cheese And Onion

Nothing better than a tayto sandwich

Popcorn would trump any crisps for me though

Plain Lays
Then you can always make your own dip for flavours

Salt n vinegar McCoy's.

I also love ruffles crisps and the huge bags of ready salted you can get in France. Unfortunately I don't go there often, so McCoy's it is

It's a toss up between Smiths Salt 'n' Vinegar Chipsticks, Walkers Smoky Bacon or Walkers Ready Salted.

I think as I always go back to Walkers Ready Salted, if I could only pick one, it would have to be those.

'Real Handcooked' brand Ham and English Mustard flavour. I quite like the thrill of the way the mustard flavour burns your sinuses. No, really. DD likes Pickled Onion Monster Munch "because they hurt your lips". We like our crisps aggressive in this house.

Roast beef monster munch!

Prawn cocktail Pringles, one side is always ridiculously flavoured and i LOVE IT! I have gestational diabetes atm so haven't had any for ages, im going to pack some for as soon as the placenta is out!

Salt and vinegar Kettle Chips (or the Lidl equivalent!)

Can't make up my mind. Either McCoys Flame-grilled steak or Aldi's Root vegetable crisps.

Roast beef monster munch

Seabrook Ready Salted. Simple but yummy.

Wotsits

You can’t get them anymore but it would be a toss up between beef wotsits and cheese snaps.

Scampi Fries. Tell me I'm not alone.

Walker's salt and vinegar. But as an incomer to Yorkshire, I'd also like to pay appreciative tribute to the inspired genius of the crinkle-cut crisp.