Potato Puffs were a sort of crisp manufactured by Burton Biscuits. The came in varieties of Ready Salted, Cheese and Onion and Salt and Vinegar. I'm sure that they have gone out of production now but who knows... if enough people remember them and still want them, there could be a Potato Puff revival! You have missed out the best one of all, tomato sauce flavour. Great taste and red fingers lol, ate them every day from 1959 to 1963.
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Do You Remember Burton's Potato Puffs?
Do You Remember Burton's Potato Puffs?
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j.c.
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my mouths watering at the thought -if only they brought them back!
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nige p
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havent had them for ten years our local spar/coop used to stock them beef cheese & tomato were my favourites
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dkeirl
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burton please can you bring back puffs because my mum and dad miss them they were the best puffs in the whole wide world and everybody loves them even kids love them if we could just have the taste in our mouths for this last time so please burton can you bring them back and save our life from dionne in flint.
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vixsta33
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I bought some Pom Bear crips for my Mum a few months back and she keeps going on that they remind her of 'potato puffs', I usually remember stuff, but she was getting frustrated and going 'YOU MUST remember them'? Anyway...she buys Pom bear's all of the time now as a substitute. Just a tip!
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puffnut
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I've just emailed Burtons asking them to please bring back the potato puff. Here's their email address: consumer.services@burtonsfoods.com Go on, you never know, if enough of us do, we might see them again!
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old girl jones
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Come on Burtons, bring the potato puffs back. I haven't had any for 45 years.
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trip2themoon
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Loved these in cheese and tomato flavour. I'm sure I've had them within the last 10 years.
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Mikebarker
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Bestever where r they
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annamatodor
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anyone know where I can find an image of this snack...I bought them as a child from school tuck shop for 2p in the early 70s
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Lynda Parr
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Ready salted in a red packet were just the best. Would love them to come back, sooooo yummy, a great childhood memory, buying them from the tuck shop. Lyn in Kent
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