Sarah H.
Posted
Nasty
Just tried Longhorn Beef flavour. More cheese or nutritional yeast flavour than beef. Unpleasant and left nasty lingering aftertaste.
Poor
31 reviews
Pipers Crisps is listed under Food Production.
Pipers Crisps (piperscrisps.com) has 31 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 2.2 out of 5.
31 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Sarah H.
Posted
Just tried Longhorn Beef flavour. More cheese or nutritional yeast flavour than beef. Unpleasant and left nasty lingering aftertaste.
Eternal O.
Posted
Just tried a second bag of Pipers Crisps from Sainsburys. Texture in both bags soft and stale! Inedible.
MachineMAC
Posted
Gone from being the best crisps with lots of flavour to one of the worst! Bland and flavourless now! Cheddar crisps used to be full Of flavour and clearly better than every other crisp on the market - who the hell thinks it’s ok to reduce flavour, reduce quality and charge more? The fact that many people including myself have taken the time to write a review should alarm the owners that they are getting it wrong!!!
REBW
Posted
Pipers crisps all black ends I was hoping to include photo. I would have taken back to pub although too late. Open when you purchase. I took photos but had to throw the packet.
Jeanne S.
Posted
I bought my first ever bag of the sea salt crisps, sadly it will be my last. The bottom of the bag was swimming with oil, as were the last few crisps. Not pleasant at all.
Frank Hewitt for Sarah W.
Posted
Sent an email 2 Jan 20024, offering customer feedback. Did not appear to gain the courtesy or professionalism of a response! Given my 51 years in the food trade, Complacency can be a massive mistake!
Michael L.
Posted
Sweet chilli not great. Big thick crisps compared to most unfortunately tasted like nothing, slightly stale no flavour or crunch to them, purchased from a baguette shop in Reading. Put them in the baguette and did not really add to it hahahaha
Mark H.
Posted
As someone else has pointed out, seems that since PepsiCo bought Pipers crisps they've gone from being among the best to pretty average. From crisp crunch, with signs of farm to table they are frequently softer, and if you exchange them, you get the same thing more often than not. In fact I barely recognise them from the original - such a pity, and having written to Pipers/PepsiCo to help explain, seems like the age old complacency has set in. Unless it changes I guess Pipers are heading down the list, and not just retailers but pubs, bars, cafes, restaurants - will look elsewhere. After all they're not that inexpensive but are more Walkers than Pipers these days. Won't be buying them again unless hear they've reverted back to proper crisps again.