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Old Aug 15th 2004, 2:34 am
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Owned by the same company?. I noticed the logo on Walkers is the same as on Lays(except for the names), while munching down a packet of freshly Brit store bought Worcester sauce crisps. Anyone know?.
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Owned by the same company?. I noticed the logo on Walkers is the same as on Lays(except for the names), while munching down a packet of freshly Brit store bought Worcester sauce crisps. Anyone know?.
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Old Aug 15th 2004, 3:49 pm
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Default Re: Walkers crisps and Lays potato chips.

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Owned by the same company?. I noticed the logo on Walkers is the same as on Lays(except for the names), while munching down a packet of freshly Brit store bought Worcester sauce crisps. Anyone know?.
I figured they were the same after WalMart started selling Lays in my favourite flavour (salt and vinegar) and they tasted just like Walkers. Apart from the name, the only other difference seems to be that over here you get a pack twice the size of the standard family pack in the UK for half the cost ... typical, eh?
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Default Re: Walkers crisps and Lays potato chips.

Originally Posted by Pimpbot
Owned by the same company?. I noticed the logo on Walkers is the same as on Lays(except for the names), while munching down a packet of freshly Brit store bought Worcester sauce crisps. Anyone know?.
yes they are the same/are of the same chain - pepsico

i used to work for a packaging company which produced all of walkers cardboard boxes but the delivery/invoicing address was always addressed to 'fritolay'

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