Battle of the crisps, Tayto or King crisps

Battle of the Crisps

Battle of the Crisps

Battle of the crisps, who wins, Tayto or King crisps

King V Tayto

Battle of the crisps, who wins? Tayto or King crisps?

When you are hungry after a few beers! Crisps, the be all and end all of great bar food! Crunch,

Drinking a lot of beer can work up a bit of an appetite, and what better way to handle that than have some crisps. Now there is really only two choices in my opinion – Tayto or King.

Tayto and King, both giants in the world of Crisps, at least in Ireland anyway. Tayto the best selling crisp brand with even its own theme park, in Asbourne, County Meath, and merchandise, was founded way back, by Joe Murphy, in May 1954 in Dublin city, Ireland. The first seasoned crisps produced were Cheese & Onion. While King is an old pub favourite and traditionally a Dublin brand, was founded in 1963 in Parnell Street, Dublin. 

Pork scratching’s are gorgeous but too expensive and bags are way to small for us hungry feckers. And Walkers are not bad, but after two handful’s you are finished. That and the terrible Gary Lineker ad’s gets a no vote there.

So Tayto or King, both great crisp brands, but we, here at Thisdrinkinglife will give it, just, to King, as they are just that tad bit tastier and crunchier! 

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