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Hundreds of Brits are posting empty crisp packets to Walkers... and here's the reason why | The Sun
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Another social media marketing campaign just went horribly wrong | Mashable
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Walkers Crisps on X: "This Christmas let's talk more. Because it's good to share. Just not your crisps. That's why Walkers has given £2million to Comic Relief to support mental wellbeing programmes
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I ordered walker's salt and vinegar crisps from Tesco today and this is what they substituted them for... : r/CasualUK
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Walkers Crisps: Fine is Flavourless — Tim Nessel
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3x multipacks of 6 Walkers Crisps smokey bacon.25gx6x3=450g. FreeP&P | eBay
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Supermarket shoppers flock to nab new 'revolutionary' Walkers crisps saying they're 'fantastic' | The Sun
Walkers fans brand MINCE PIES, Pigs in Blankets and Roast Potato crisps 'disgusting' | Daily Mail Online
Walkers Ready Salted Crisps
Walkers fans brand MINCE PIES, Pigs in Blankets and Roast Potato crisps 'disgusting' | Daily Mail Online
I feel like roast potato flavour crisps represents a new low in the already damaged relationship between crisp marketers and the general public. They really think we are stupid enough to be
Walkers Crisps: Fine is Flavourless — Tim Nessel
