Leicester City’s Premier League title triumph is being marked by Walkers Crisps with a brand new flavour – Salt & Victory!
- Walkers Crisps to produce a limited edition ‘Salt & Victory’ flavour of crisps to mark Leicester City’s title triumph
- Home supporters at City’s home game against Everton on Saturday will each receive a free packet
- In total around 32,000 packets of ‘Salt & Victory’ will be given to home supporters
- The Club’s Legacy Partner marked Jamie Vardy’s goal streak with a limited edition ‘Vardy Salted’ flavour earlier this season
Leicester City’s Premier League title triumph is being marked by Walkers Crisps with a brand new flavour – Salt & Victory!
The Foxes will lift the trophy after Saturday’s clash with Everton at King Power Stadium, and thanks to the Club’s Legacy Partner, all home supporters attending the game will be given their very own limited edition pack.
That’s an incredible 32,000 packets of crisps to be dished out to supporters at King Power Stadium from Walkers, just like they did to celebrate Jamie Vardy’s record-breaking goal streak against Chelsea earlier this season.
Walkers also produced a limited edition flavour to mark City’s promotion to the top flight back in 2003, but after Wes Morgan and co. stunned the sporting world to win the league this season, the taste of Salt & Victory will be sweeter than ever.
These special packets are NOT for sale in shops and have been made specially for Leicester City supporters attending the game
Top comments
theediscerning
5 May 164#2
And starting at only £15 on ebay already...
Akkystan
6 May 163#8
Leeds United have brought out Plain hopless
marty-401
5 May 163#4
They will be naming mints after them next......oh, hang on they did .....Foxes glacier mints.
Latest comments (27)
fishmaster
7 May 16#26
Leicester, Leicester, Leicester. No idea how they did it. However wasn't Nottingham Forest's wins in the late 70's as good an achievement? Anyway absolutely brilliant, they're all massively overpaid in the premier league, but in a league where money flows from every orifice, Leicester have done amazingly well with much much less.
cicobuff to fishmaster
7 May 16#27
And to top it all off, unlike many other premier league manager theirs doesn't talk out of his orifice.
aaronace1011
7 May 16#24
What does Victory taste like? - i'm an Arsenal fan
fishmaster to aaronace1011
7 May 16#25
You know what failure tastes like just remove the last 3 letters from your team's name.
oadbyboy
7 May 16#22
Here's me thinking that victory was sweet .
cicobuff to oadbyboy
7 May 16#23
Yep, instead it's meant to taste like acetic acid :neutral_face:
cicobuff
7 May 16#21
True, but it should never have been described as a new flavour to start with. Made me want to look to see exactly what 'flavour' Salt & Victory was....I thought at least it would be some limited run of something new and interesting, but nope...just bog standard Salt & Vinegar crisps in a limited edition bag.
Admittedly it's a nice touch by Walkers their former shirt sponsor, but the journalism behind it is misleading.
cicobuff
6 May 16#19
So these are not a new flavour at all, they are just bog standard Walkers Salt & Vinegar Crisps in a limited wrapper.
So much for the heading of this thread and the article it was taken from, reads like Daily Mail Crap!
Congratulations Leicester City....now sack your website journalist.
Elevation to cicobuff
7 May 161#20
To be fair though, I don't think you can really expect "victory" to actually taste like anything.
oadbyboy
6 May 16#18
Hopefully this is an end to the 'Cinderella days' .
Nigel Pearson has not been given much credit for his contribution really .
TheJakeOfOld
6 May 16#17
Big thanks to all the Spurs fans who provided the salt for these crisps.
GDB2222
6 May 16#15
Why not Salt and Lineker?
edinburgher to GDB2222
6 May 16#16
Hasn't that already been done?
edinburgher
6 May 16#14
Love this. Not a footie fan but nice to see something positive instead of usual thuggery such as that which seems to emanate from the Glasgow teams I'm staying just now and my friend told me that domestic violence rockets whenever theres a derby here.
poolman
6 May 161#13
Man City fans to receive 'Beaten & Onion'.........
kiish
6 May 16#12
Keep those wrappers after for those attending the game, sell them on eBay!
loopylloyd
6 May 16#6
Will be worth a lot of money these. Not sold in shops. Even just an empty packet will be worth lots!
johnsmith1997 to loopylloyd
6 May 16#9
If left unopened,wok would the taste be like in,say 10 years time? :smile:
Weenie Beenie to loopylloyd
6 May 16#11
Some chancer already listed them at £45 on ebay. Plus £3 postage.
Lonestar04
6 May 16#10
Free Beer and voucher for a free pizza at Pizza Hut as well!
Akkystan
6 May 163#8
Leeds United have brought out Plain hopless
LISA_Manners
6 May 16#7
Thank you so much for posting
cu3321
5 May 16#5
Great achievement for them delighted they won the league well deserved
marty-401
5 May 163#4
They will be naming mints after them next......oh, hang on they did .....Foxes glacier mints.
gerryrice52
5 May 16#3
Awesome
theediscerning
5 May 164#2
And starting at only £15 on ebay already...
sowotsdis
5 May 16#1
shud be cheese n winnion judging by the grins on their faces but I guess assalt and victory is ok
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- Walkers Crisps to produce a limited edition ‘Salt & Victory’ flavour of crisps to mark Leicester City’s title triumph
- Home supporters at City’s home game against Everton on Saturday will each receive a free packet
- In total around 32,000 packets of ‘Salt & Victory’ will be given to home supporters
- The Club’s Legacy Partner marked Jamie Vardy’s goal streak with a limited edition ‘Vardy Salted’ flavour earlier this season
Leicester City’s Premier League title triumph is being marked by Walkers Crisps with a brand new flavour – Salt & Victory!
The Foxes will lift the trophy after Saturday’s clash with Everton at King Power Stadium, and thanks to the Club’s Legacy Partner, all home supporters attending the game will be given their very own limited edition pack.
That’s an incredible 32,000 packets of crisps to be dished out to supporters at King Power Stadium from Walkers, just like they did to celebrate Jamie Vardy’s record-breaking goal streak against Chelsea earlier this season.
Walkers also produced a limited edition flavour to mark City’s promotion to the top flight back in 2003, but after Wes Morgan and co. stunned the sporting world to win the league this season, the taste of Salt & Victory will be sweeter than ever.
These special packets are NOT for sale in shops and have been made specially for Leicester City supporters attending the game
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Latest comments (27)
Admittedly it's a nice touch by Walkers their former shirt sponsor, but the journalism behind it is misleading.
So much for the heading of this thread and the article it was taken from, reads like Daily Mail Crap!
Congratulations Leicester City....now sack your website journalist.
Nigel Pearson has not been given much credit for his contribution really .