Sign Up

Is it really worth splashing out £5 on posh crisps? Experts warn 'healthy' snacks can be just as bad for you as Walkers

Daily Mail 1 min read 5 hours ago

Whether ridge-cut, kettle-cooked or made from beetroot, the average Briton gets through around 150 packets of crisps a year - totalling an estimated six billion bags nationwide.
Read original Daily Mail

More from Daily Mail

England vs DR Congo - World Cup LIVE: Three Lions set up tie against co-hosts Mexico as Harry Kane drags his side through with late second-half double after first half to forget
Teachers across the country are set to strike as schools are told they face cuts to fund 3.5 per cent pay rise
Sophie goes short for summer! Duchess of Edinburgh debuts new bob haircut as she visits agricultural festival in Hertfordshire
Russia's top banker pleads with Putin to stop the Ukraine war on state TV as he makes stark warning about country's economic crisis

Related in Health

Britain unprepared for Ebola? MPs raise alarm over lack of published government plan to tackle eye-bleeding disease outbreak after France records its first case
Parasite horror: I had a metre long tapeworm in my gut and 38 more in my brain... these were the warning signs - some of them nearly killed me
Transform your health and lose up to 15lbs by signing up for our six week weight-loss newsletter, created by leading nutritionist Emma Bardwell
Which? investigation names the £4 supermarket spray that can keep mosquitos away for nearly 10 hours