heat added

XL size then?
heat as they are normally around 140g I think.

No standard size 190g, just double checked a few supermarket web sites and that is the standard size.
So double heat from you then a reduced price and a larger pack than you expected. :laughing:
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OIC :smiley:

Heat.thank you

been this process the last 2 weeks so may not be on much longer

Already posted

Just look at the E numbers or chemicals they contain. Worst junk food made in Europe. BIG NEGATIVE

Link?

Yeah, better off with 8 packs of Stella eh?

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/stella-cidre-cider-3-packs-8-bottles-each-for-20-morrisons-2453043

​Health is wealth. I don't want to die with cancer or diabetes just because it comes free or its half price or there is a 2for1offer. Plenty of good quality chips available as well so why eat rubbish.

Over a month ago the last one, so it's allowed to be reposted

AFAIK they don't contain any E numbers, so not sure what you're on about. They do contain MSG but since absolutely no study has liked MSG to any disorder in humans, it's been widely accepted to be fit for consumption across many countries.

Hardly the worse junk food, there's plenty of contenders out there but you'd have to start with actually reading the ingredients first :wink:

I didn't know that :O

E numbers aren't necessarily artificial or bad for you.

​Preservatives and artificial flavour enhancers.

Bolton store is full price :disappointed:

​Most British don't like walkers and kettle chips do not have this rubbish inside so safe for children

What e numbers are unsafe for children?? Be sure to let the food safety authority know your findings.

Dehydrated Potatoes, Vegetable Oils (Sunflower, Corn), Rice Flour, Wheat Starch, Emulsifier (E471), Maltodextrin, Salt.

Yep full of preservatives and artificial flavour enhancers. :smirk: You don't really need preservatives in a dried snack soaked in oil.

The "artificial" flavour enhancers used tend to be MSG which is a salt of glutamic acid, an amino acid. This is found in many foods such as tomatoes and cheese and found in far greater quantities in your body than you could ever eat.

Did you know ascorbic acid/vitamin C is E300? You shouldn't assume something is bad because it's a chemical or artificial particularly when everything is made of chemicals. :smiley:

​Many countries ban these chemicals for kids. Only EU does not. If we leave EU we can make our own rules.

Not all e numbers are bad for you. Oxygen has its own e number. Should we ban that?

MSG is a excitotoxin. It causes hyperactivity and alzimers. Many countries ban it for kids. Other than that it causes obesity and food addiction. Also sodium in it increases blood pressure. Some food manufacturers try to hide it by calling it yeast extract. Just because vitamin c is safe, there are multitude of food colours, preservatives and flavour enhancers which are approved as E numbers by EU and are bad for health. The better way to flavour food is with herbs and spices not chemicals. Most good food does not contain these nasty chemicals and no good chef will recommend putting chemicals in food, just some greedy food manufacturers.