Aldi shoppers spot ‘crazy’ new Christmas flavour Walkers crisps – but they’re all saying ‘hell no’
WALKERS’ new festive Christmas flavours have been spotted on supermarket shop shelves and people couldn’t be less excited.
Shoppers have found the new limited edition crisps in Aldi but there is one flavour everyone says might be a step too far.
Walkers Crisps fans can now buy multipacks of the limited edition flavours which include pigs in blankets, festive turkey and sweet and spiced Christmas pudding.
Aldi is selling the multipacks, which contain five packs of the limited edition crisps, for £1.65.
We have reached out to Walkers to find out what other supermarkets may have these limited-edition snacks in stores.
And while quite a few fans are excited to try the limited edition pigs in blankets and festive turkey flavours people were not eager to try the new Christmas pudding flavour.
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One user said: “Christmas pudding? Why would they make crisps with that taste?”
Another said: “Hell NO.”
“See, the Christmas pudding flavour? My brain is just like nope. What does that even taste like anyway?” said a third.
However, some shoppers said they were brave enough to give the new flavour a go.
One user said: “Yes, I was intrigued when I saw them, and yes they are strangely nice!”
Another said: “Yes. I’m all for weird-flavoured crisps.”
But it seems even the less controversial Christmas flavours have not impressed shoppers this year.
One user suggested: “Pigs in blanket just tastes like smokey bacon and the turkey I find tastes like the chicken and thyme sensations.”
And quite a few shoppers pointed out the limited edition festive crisps seemed to have less inside each packet this year.
One TikTok user said: “There doesn’t seem many in a packet !”
Another said: “Shrinkflation.”
Walkers crisps have been know for pushing boundaries when it comes to different flavours.
Some of their previous weird and wacky flavours include Cajun squirrel and even mince pies last Christmas.
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