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Walker's Cheese & Onion crisp packets are blue, whilst all the other blue crisp packets indicate salt and vinegar?


ahh sweet mystery of life.

Wink wrote:
> Grix Thraves wrote:
> [URL]http://walkers.corpex.com/cr15p5/faqs.asp[/URL]
>
> Why are Cheese & Onion packets blue and Salt & Vinegar
> packets green?
> Quite simply they have always been that colour!
>
> Actually they switched them around aaaaaaaaaaaages ago.

I remember when they changed. No-one else seemed to notice.

Grix Thraves wrote:
> [URL]http://walkers.corpex.com/cr15p5/faqs.asp[/URL]
>
> Why are Cheese & Onion packets blue and Salt & Vinegar
> packets green?
> Quite simply they have always been that colour!

Actually they switched them around aaaaaaaaaaaages ago.

I'm eighteen, and I'm just sorry in general.

Good point, though, Paradox:

Why do I see myself repeating this to people at college tomorrah?

I'm 18 and I;m sorry

:-((((

I have a vivid memory of my dad buying Cheese and Onion when I asked for Salt and Vinegar, my goodness he was about 30 at the time and didn't know about the different colours.

Golden Wonder started making fun of Walkers Sensations... a few weeks later and they launch their new fancy pants flavours. Damn hypocrites... this shelf stacking gets to you.

How old are you, Kyz?
And you've never asked yourself this before?

For shame.

[URL]http://walkers.corpex.com/cr15p5/faqs.asp[/URL]

Why are Cheese & Onion packets blue and Salt & Vinegar packets green?
Quite simply they have always been that colour!

That doesn't answer anything.

The sick son's of...

The same mystery occurs with walkers salt and vinegar in green packets and other greenies being cheese & onion...

Walker's Cheese & Onion crisp packets are blue, whilst all the other blue crisp packets indicate salt and vinegar?


ahh sweet mystery of life.