There's nothing better than a big bag of sharing crisps to dive into on a Saturday night, and it's often very easy to end up eating the whole thing.
With plenty of different 'posh' crisps out there, from Kettle Chips to Tyrell's, many supermarkets are offering their own brand versions which are just as good.
A fancy bag of crisps often comes at a price, with some 150g bags sometimes costing nearly more than £2, so it's important to find an affordable option that's just as tasty.
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We purchased a range of posh supermarket sharing bags of crisps from M&S, Asda, Aldi and Co-op to see which one tasted the best, and had the best value.
