Ireland's Home ofSnack Discovery

From Tayto to Mikado, explore the crisps, biscuits, and sweets that make Ireland unique. For locals, expats, and curious snackers everywhere.

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Crisps

From Tayto to Hunky Dorys, Ireland's beloved crisp culture.

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Chocolate

Cadbury, made in Coolock, and the bars that define Irish treats.

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Biscuits

Club Milk, Kimberley, Mikado. The holy trinity and beyond.

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Sweets

Toffees, chews, and sherbet from the corner shop counter.

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Bars

Chewy, chocolatey, and uniquely Irish snack bars.

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Baked Goods

Barmbrack, Brennans, and the bread of Irish life.

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Savoury

Kerrygold, Chef Sauce, Ballymaloe, the Irish shelf essentials.

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Tea

Barry's, Lyons, Bewley's. The fuel behind every biscuit.

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Gone from the shelves, never from our hearts.

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Popular Snacks

The most loved Irish snacks, as voted by crisp sandwich connoisseurs everywhere.

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Tayto Cheese & Onion

Tayto

The undisputed king of Irish crisps. Every sandwich in Ireland has been improved by a handful of these golden beauties. Cheese & Onion flavour so iconic it practically has its own passport. Invented the world's first flavoured crisp in 1954.

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Tayto Salt & Vinegar

Tayto

The sharp, tangy sibling of the Cheese & Onion. Tayto Salt & Vinegar delivers that lip-puckering punch that pairs perfectly with a ham sandwich on white bread. Launched in 1966 as the second flavour.

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Tayto Smoky Bacon

Tayto

The smoky, meaty option from Tayto. Smoky Bacon crisps have a rich, savoury depth that makes them the go-to for anyone who thinks Cheese & Onion is 'a bit boring' (they're wrong, but still).

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Tayto Prawn Cocktail

Tayto

The pink packet in the Tayto range. Prawn Cocktail brings a tangy, slightly sweet flavour that divides opinion but has a fiercely loyal following. Part of the core range for good reason.

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King Cheese & Onion

King

The eternal rival. King crisps bring a bolder crunch and a slightly tangier flavour that has divided the nation. You're either Tayto or King. There is no middle ground.

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Hunky Dorys Cheese & Onion

Hunky Dorys

The crinkle-cut contender with a cult following. Hunky Dorys bring a satisfying ridged crunch and a bold, punchy flavour that stands up to any crisp in the land.

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Hunky Dorys Salt & Vinegar

Hunky Dorys

The crinkle-cut Salt & Vinegar that packs a serious tangy punch. Hunky Dorys take the lip-puckering intensity up several notches from the competition.

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Hunky Dorys Buffalo

Hunky Dorys

The bold, spicy buffalo flavour that made Hunky Dorys famous. This crinkle-cut crisp delivers a smoky, tangy heat that keeps you coming back for more.

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The Big Crisp Debate

The question that has divided Ireland for generations. Cast your vote.

Gone But Not Forgotten

The snacks we lost along the way.

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Perri Crisps

Once the biggest crisp brand in Ireland, Perri was the original before Tayto took the crown. Their disappearance left a hole in Irish snacking history that has never truly been filled.

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Cadbury Snowflake

A delicate bar of white chocolate wrapped in Cadbury milk chocolate. The Snowflake was the elegant cousin of the Flake, lighter and smoother. Its quiet disappearance from Irish shelves left a gap no other bar has filled.

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Pink Snack

A pink-wrapped chocolate wafer bar pulled due to declining popularity in 2015. The Pink Snack was the companion to the purple Snack bar, and its disappearance was a quiet tragedy.

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