Lays crisps
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Does anyone know where I can buy Lays Crisps?
I seem to remember getting them from Coles 4 years ago the last time I visited Sydney.
I seem to remember getting them from Coles 4 years ago the last time I visited Sydney.
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Originally Posted by canaveral
Does anyone know where I can buy Lays Crisps?
I seem to remember getting them from Coles 4 years ago the last time I visited Sydney.
I seem to remember getting them from Coles 4 years ago the last time I visited Sydney.
Sorry that doesn't help much does it
Loz x
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We have them here in the US, AKA Walkers in the UK and apparentlty AKA Smiths Snack Foods in Aus.
http://www.smiths.com.au/contactus.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smi...ckfood_Company
http://www.smiths.com.au/contactus.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smi...ckfood_Company
Originally Posted by canaveral
Does anyone know where I can buy Lays Crisps?
I seem to remember getting them from Coles 4 years ago the last time I visited Sydney.
I seem to remember getting them from Coles 4 years ago the last time I visited Sydney.
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Originally Posted by Texas_Dave
We have them here in the US, AKA Walkers in the UK and apparentlty AKA Smiths Snack Foods in Aus.
http://www.smiths.com.au/contactus.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smi...ckfood_Company
http://www.smiths.com.au/contactus.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smi...ckfood_Company
Hi Texas Dave
Dunno about the crisps but I love your avatar......how do you get the pics to change like that ???
Wendy (yes I am a nosey bugger....lol)
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Hi Wendy,
I used Adobe ImageReady. Its fairly simple to use, if your familiar with Adobe software. Its part of Adobe Creative Suite, I'm not sure if you can buy it seperately.
Adobe do a free 30 day trial of Creative Suite www.adobe.com.
I'm sure other programs exist. The image is whats called an 'animated gif', so any program that allows you to create an animated gif should work just fine.
I'll be expecting great things Wendy, great things indeed
Dave
I used Adobe ImageReady. Its fairly simple to use, if your familiar with Adobe software. Its part of Adobe Creative Suite, I'm not sure if you can buy it seperately.
Adobe do a free 30 day trial of Creative Suite www.adobe.com.
I'm sure other programs exist. The image is whats called an 'animated gif', so any program that allows you to create an animated gif should work just fine.
I'll be expecting great things Wendy, great things indeed
Dave
Originally Posted by wsbtroyno21
Hi Texas Dave
Dunno about the crisps but I love your avatar......how do you get the pics to change like that ???
Wendy (yes I am a nosey bugger....lol)
Dunno about the crisps but I love your avatar......how do you get the pics to change like that ???
Wendy (yes I am a nosey bugger....lol)
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Originally Posted by Texas_Dave
Hi Wendy,
I used Adobe ImageReady. Its fairly simple to use, if your familiar with Adobe software. Its part of Adobe Creative Suite, I'm not sure if you can buy it seperately.
Adobe do a free 30 day trial of Creative Suite www.adobe.com.
I'm sure other programs exist. The image is whats called an 'animated gif', so any program that allows you to create an animated gif should work just fine.
I'll be expecting great things Wendy, great things indeed
Dave
I used Adobe ImageReady. Its fairly simple to use, if your familiar with Adobe software. Its part of Adobe Creative Suite, I'm not sure if you can buy it seperately.
Adobe do a free 30 day trial of Creative Suite www.adobe.com.
I'm sure other programs exist. The image is whats called an 'animated gif', so any program that allows you to create an animated gif should work just fine.
I'll be expecting great things Wendy, great things indeed
Dave
Thanks again for sharing your "secret"
Wendy
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This is a random thing for me to pop out of lurking to answer :-) but I'm pretty sure that Smiths = Lays. I remember reading a few years ago they rebranded Smiths as Lays, and it was a miserable failure marketing wise, so they reverted back to the old name. That's probably what you saw in the supermarket 4 years ago. :-)
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Originally Posted by roman_candle
This is a random thing for me to pop out of lurking to answer :-) but I'm pretty sure that Smiths = Lays. I remember reading a few years ago they rebranded Smiths as Lays, and it was a miserable failure marketing wise, so they reverted back to the old name. That's probably what you saw in the supermarket 4 years ago. :-)
Has anyone found a crisp that tastes anything like them?
Smiths plain crisps are very nice but most of the meat flavour ones are not suitable for vegetarians.
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Here in the US I occasionally buy the crisps I miss from an Internet mail order company. You have to buy a case of 48, but I miss them so much I don't mind this.
I did a quick google and found a similiar company in Australia (They have your cheese and onion crisps too!). From a quick read it appears you can order just 6 bags of each flavor, you lucky lucky people. Of course just how much you miss them may change when you realize what used to be a cheap snack in the UK suddenly becomes a premium priced product outside the UK...
http://www.thebritishlollyshop.com/en-gb/dept_2.html
I did a quick google and found a similiar company in Australia (They have your cheese and onion crisps too!). From a quick read it appears you can order just 6 bags of each flavor, you lucky lucky people. Of course just how much you miss them may change when you realize what used to be a cheap snack in the UK suddenly becomes a premium priced product outside the UK...
http://www.thebritishlollyshop.com/en-gb/dept_2.html
Originally Posted by canaveral
Thanks for your reply. I really miss walkers cheese and onion. I know that sounds shallow but I think about them every day.
Has anyone found a crisp that tastes anything like them?
Smiths plain crisps are very nice but most of the meat flavour ones are not suitable for vegetarians.
Has anyone found a crisp that tastes anything like them?
Smiths plain crisps are very nice but most of the meat flavour ones are not suitable for vegetarians.
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Iam a crispaholic, would choose over chocolate any day and thought that the crisps on my last visit to aus were nowhere near as good. I love walkers sweet chili sensations and mcoys etc. I'll need to find an alternate for the auld comfort eating.
sj
sj
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Originally Posted by canaveral
Thanks for your reply. I really miss walkers cheese and onion. I know that sounds shallow but I think about them every day.
Has anyone found a crisp that tastes anything like them?
Smiths plain crisps are very nice but most of the meat flavour ones are not suitable for vegetarians.
Has anyone found a crisp that tastes anything like them?
Smiths plain crisps are very nice but most of the meat flavour ones are not suitable for vegetarians.




