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Three in 10 holidaymakers think crisps taste better abroad
A 2,000-person poll found 39% of travellers enjoy crisps unavailable in the UK, prompting a pop-up with 4,600 bags and 68 flavours.
- The new 'Crisps From Abroad' pop-up opened in Peter Street, Soho, featuring more than 4,600 bags and 68 flavours from 19 countries.
- Research by OnePoll found 39 per cent of adults enjoy trying crisps unavailable at home, while 27 per cent love expanding their culinary horizons on holiday.
- Three in 10 travellers admit they get 'weirdly excited' when visiting supermarkets abroad, with 57 per cent citing new flavours as the reason snacks taste better.
- Passers-By and 'crisp superfan' Joe Manning are being challenged to identify mystery flavours at the pop-up, with Lays among popular varieties visitors seek to rediscover.
- Murray, chief marketing officer, said the pop-up aims to "spark plenty of debate about which destination does crisps best," allowing travellers to relive holiday memories without travel.
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Brits claim crisps taste better abroad - best holiday flavours ranked
A poll of 2,000 UK adults found 39% enjoy trying international crisp flavours unavailable at home, while 27% say sampling exotic holiday snack flavours is one of their favourite parts of going abroad
·London, United Kingdom
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