I absolutely love Crunchy Cheetos (cheese flavour), but until now I've had to buy them from either American grocery shops like Yankee Doodle Candy, or Tesco sell them in their foreign food aisle for £1.40 for a 54g packet.
Spotted them in Wilkinsons this morning, but suspect they'll be available in little corner shops and places too. 39p a packet, or three for a quid. That's the price printed on the packet so that should be the price nationwide.
30 gram packets.
All comments (21)
blue1971
23 Nov 15#1
Ever had the giant ones,normally from international mini supermarkets ?
taneesha963
23 Nov 151#2
They don't taste like American Cheetos
GeordieRob to taneesha963
23 Nov 15#3
I bought nine packets this morning and I'm fairly happy that they taste like the ones I've been buying for £1.40 a packet from Tesco which are imported from America
Themadcow to taneesha963
23 Nov 151#4
The ones from Tesco do, and I assume these are the same. My absolute favourite crisps in the world.
newgirly1
23 Nov 15#5
Brilliant. Thanks
pippajohnst1207
23 Nov 15#6
Incredibly more-ish
sexyshelk135
23 Nov 151#7
Love these my local one stop dose them 3 for £1
GDVS
23 Nov 151#8
Been around a few months but voting hot to spread the word - you can also buy whole boxes of them in Costco.
benny1983uk
23 Nov 15#9
They been out for months now . I remember when walkers sent me a massive box of them in august
dollface1
24 Nov 15#10
kittykat8274
24 Nov 15#11
I miss these! :smiley::stuck_out_tongue:
auntieseaside
24 Nov 15#12
these are nice and good for the price but not the same as the American ones or imported Tesco ones,
bebencet0
24 Nov 15#13
these have been in wilki for ages. always buy them when thete. Yum yum
kelvuk
24 Nov 15#14
Not the same as the American ones. The ones from Tesco that I've bought in the past were imported, but from Poland so understandably taste similar to these ones. The offer to win an Xbox One that happened to to be stuck to the front was in Polish not English (despite being in Tesco's American section). I find these taste more like wotsits and I happen to bring loads back when I fly back from USA.
Themadcow to kelvuk
24 Nov 151#16
The puffs are exactly like Wotsits but the crunchy ones from Tescos tasted just like the packs I used to import and enjoy on my annual pilgrimage to Florida. Not keen on the Jalapeno ones though - anything that detracts from the pure awesomeness of the cheetos crunchy flavour is EVIL imo.
andrewAJ
24 Nov 15#15
as a crisp lover these are my drug of choice, hot hot hot, they do a hot flavour too, epic!
spaceinvader
24 Nov 15#17
I can vouch for the addictive nature, be careful out there cats.
It's not easy... being cheesy.
auntieseaside
24 Nov 15#18
Themadcow lol I also bring them back each year from America, as many as I possibly can cram into my cases !!!!!!
gemz1269
24 Nov 15#19
Hot still, but they have been 3 for £1 or 39p at costcutter shops for ages. Also on mix n match 3 for £1 or 39p frazzles/cheetos/chipsticks and a couple of others but cant remember which ones.
fishpond
24 Nov 15#20
do they have the flaming hot cheetos too?
Rebecca95x
30 Nov 15#21
These are only 33p instead of 39p, so the 3 for £1 doesn't apply.
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Opening post
Spotted them in Wilkinsons this morning, but suspect they'll be available in little corner shops and places too. 39p a packet, or three for a quid. That's the price printed on the packet so that should be the price nationwide.
30 gram packets.
All comments (21)
It's not easy... being cheesy.