Walkers Monster Munch Flamin Hot Snacks, 40 g, Pack of 30

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Ingredients: Potato Granules, Potato Starch, Sunflower Oil (16%), Worcester Sauce Flavour [Flavourings (Contains Wheat, Barley), Lactose (From Milk), Potassium Chloride, Acid (Citric Acid), Flavour Enhancer (Monosodium Glutamate), Salt, Sugar, Dried Tomato, Dried Garlic, Yeast Extract, Sweetener (Saccharin)], Salt, Colour (Annatto). The programme also looked at the production of Monster Munch at the Walkers Skelmersdale factory, including the raw ingredients, the extrusion process and flavouring. Walkers pickled onion flavour crisps are suitable for vegans and vegetarians as they do not have any animal products in the ingredients. i love walkers and i love wotsits so this is a great combination they have the spice just right for me.

In addition, the programme suggested that 'Lily' is the name of the Pink Monster, as referred to by staff.Most vegans accept that cross-contamination happens with processed food and would still consider crisps to be vegan. Walkers Flamin’ Hot crisps are not suitable for vegans as they contain buttermilk powder which is made from cows’ milk. For a limited time in the early 1990s, there were also spider-shaped Monster Munch in the Sizzling Bacon flavour. However, they are made in a factory that handles milk products so they may not be suitable for people with milk allergies.

As well as the standard crisps, Walkers makes many different kinds of crisps and snacks, some of which are vegan-friendly and some of which aren’t. Potatoes, Sunflower Oil (24%), Rapeseed Oil, Worcester Sauce Seasoning ( WheatBreadcrumbs, Flavouring, Salt, Sugar, BarleyMalt Vinegar, Acid (Citric Acid), Dried Onion, Dried Garlic, Fructose, Cardamom, Ground Black Pepper, Ginger, Clove, Cocoa Powder, Colour (Paprika Extract)).

Regular Walkers salt and vinegar crisps are suitable for vegans as they do not contain any animal ingredients, but Walkers Oven Baked and Walkers MAX salt and vinegar crisps are both not suitable for vegans as they contain milk. In France, the major potato crisp brand Intersnack (France) commercializes a range of flavoured potato chip based snacks with the name "Monster Munch". In New Zealand, the major potato crisp brand Eta made a baked corn snack with the name Monster Munch and manufactured since the late 1980s. The shape known as a "monster paw" that is still used today has long been the subject of dispute over whether it represents a paw or, instead, the single eye and lashes of Yellow Monster (currently seen on Pickled Onion flavour packs). Walkers prawn cocktail crisps do not contain real prawns or any other animal ingredients, so they are suitable for vegans.