US vs UK Lay’s Chips and Walkers Crisps | Food Wars

From calorie count to portion sizes, we wanted to find out all the differences between Lays and Walkers in the US and UK. This is Food Wars.

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US vs UK Lays And Walkers | Food Wars

[wtjnjce]

I love how the British guy is all calm and he is nicely explaining and criticizing flavors.
And then there is the American guy who is just mercilessly criticizing all of the flavors with huge passion.

[eraldway]

1:43 actually there is a science behind the seasoning on the "less sodium" Lays. The lightly salted chips taste the same as the regular while having less salt. This is because the crystal of salt used in the lightly salted is different. We have actually studied these crystals and they are different than traditional table salt. And on top of all, Lays has patent the production of these salts. This is an engineered salt crystal which tricks your taste buds into thinking there is more salt than actually there is. Typically engineered salt crystals cost more to produce which will lead to a higher cost of the final product.

[originalsade]

Love when Joe talks about Lays ripping off ruffles or lays and doritos having a “mafia alliance” when theyre all just Pepsico

[JoeAvella]

those Fish n Chips Walkers are the absolute worst thing I've ever eaten, on this show and possibly in real life. WOOF

[optionstrading]

Lay's was first sold in 1932 by a salesman Herman Lay in Nashville, Tennessee (U.S.). He was a traveling salesman who sold his chips from the back of the car on the road during the Great Depression. The inventor always believed in providing quality snack to the consumers at affordable prices.

[manmaje]

I never understood why walkers stop selling the BBQ rib variant here in the UK. They really were the best version of the “standard” flavours if you know what I mean.

[sdewey]

In the UK we used to have the Barbecue flavour, they were lovely.

Also if you go to European shops you can find some European flavours, like Green Onion and a Formage which is actually Cream Cheese and Chive.

[mlikesfrogs]

Memory unlocked!! My grandma used to buy Marmite crisps ALL THE TIME but all her shops stopped selling them! This was years ago, but just LOOKING at them, I can literally taste them in my mouth 😋🥹

[MJTH]

We do actually have walkers stax in the UK, along side the Doritos variant that was mentioned. The packaging is very different from the American equivalent though, much closer to Pringles.

[eggie]

Thank you for bringing the UK food wars back.

[andybaker]

I remember when Walker's seemed to be a regional brand in the UK. Where I lived in South London it was all about the likes of Smith's and Golden Wonder. But then in the mid 70s my uncle bought a village shop in rural Hertfordshire, and I was surprised to find that the crisps he sold were Walker's, a brand I'd never even heard of before!

[cynderhazelworth]

I derived so much joy from the volumetric part (and the rest) of the episode. Thank you, Joe, and Harry, and everyone who makes these possible.

[mg]

"The kids are into that these days." This is the best line (with context) I've heard this year.

[youtubeuser]

Harry: Aw, these crisps are nice, they got nice flavoring to these.

Joe: UGH EW YUCK, THE CHIPS SUCK! BOTTOM OF THE LIST, BOTTOM OF THE LIST!!!

[HadenGregory]

"Marmite is kind of a love-it-or-hate-it food item, and I'm firmly in the love it category" Cut to Joe immediately screaming and cringing and saying "Aw, it tastes exactly like ass!" Absolutely killed me 😂😂

[speedfreak]

I really admire and appreciate the time the whole team spends getting all the resources for these videos!

[loopylocks]

I remember sour cream and chive crisps from walkers. I also remember when they put five pound notes in there and I won one once. Trust me £5 in the 90’s was like winning the lottery 😂

[danniagomez]

*When given Dill Pickle Chips*
Joe: Absolutely Disgusting
Harry: Just Phenomenal

[eggie]

Lay's Lightly Salted is a scam. I wish PepsiCo would respond to the allegations of less salt, smaller bag, higher price.

[mpwheatley]

An actual 'Prawn Cocktail' in the UK is made with the fancy sounding 'Marie Rose' sauce which is actually 50% mayo & 50% tomato ketchup, hence why the crisp flavour named after this 60s classic hors' d'oeuvre tastes of tomato.