Friends maintain he was the original "Spud Murphy", but whether he was or not, the man who invented the cheese and onion flavoured crisp certainly had a strong claim on the title.

Tayto wasn’t the first Irish crisp maker, ... What made Tayto different from its local competitors when it launched in 1954, however, were its flavoured crisps – plain, cheese and cheese & onion.

KEOGH'S DUBLINER IRISH CHEESE & ONION, 125g, €2.49 9/10. These were our favourite crisps, with a good assertive flavour that's not overly strong.

A CHOCOLATE bar packed with cheese and onion crisps has been described as genius by a taste expert. Only 480,000 of the £1 bars were made by crisp firm Tayto — and they are now being flogged on ...

Tayto's original Cheese and Onion flavored chips were originally packaged by hand in waxed paper, and to further preserve the ...

The crisp sandwich is an Irish delicacy and we can show you how to perfect it. ... Of course, then there are purists who believe only cheese and onion crisps should be used, ...

In the 1950s Tayto, an Irish brand, produced cheese-and-onion crisps; in America Herr’s introduced barbecue seasoning. Today there are more than 1,000 crisp flavours worldwide, ranging from ...

For a potato, there is no nobler fate than to end up in a packet of Tayto cheese-and-onion crisps. Taytos are the consummate crisps (potato chips to Americans). The company was established in ...

WALKERS has revealed why its cheese and onion crisp packets are blue. Cheese and onion flavoured crisps are typically found in green coloured packets – but not at Walkers. Traditionally, salt… ...

Crisp lovers rave about Tesco own-brand Cheese and Onion crisps and say they are 'even better than Walkers' Fans of the Tesco branded crisps say they are cheaper as a six-pack is just £1.10 ...