WALKERS has axed another popular crisp flavour from shelves “with no notice”, shoppers have complained.
The snack maker has told customers that it’s no longer making a favourite Quavers flavour that only returned two years ago.
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The comment was in response to a fan asking what happened to salt and vinegar flavour Quavers.
“I can’t find them anywhere,” they said on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Walkers replied: “We’re sorry to break it to you Linda, but we’re not making this flavour anymore.”
The retro flavour first joined Walkers’ lineup back in 1993 and returned to shelves in 2021 along with prawn cocktail Quavers after demands from crisp lovers.
The fan responded: “And with no notice. This is a sad day”.
Lovers of the soon-to-be-gone flavour include celebrity cook Nigella Lawson.
Shortly after the crisp flavour’s return she tweeted: “Why have I only just now discovered salt & vinegar Quavers?”
Others were not quite so convinced.
After spotting the lunch essential, comedian Tim Vine said: “Just trying to decide if salt and vinegar flavoured Quavers are a good idea or the beginning of the apocalypse.”
But since the comeback, the crisps have built up a cult following.
One fan branded them “the best crisps ever” and added: “if they stop making these salt and vinegar quavers again, they are mad”.
Currently you can still buy multi-packs containing six 16g bags for £1.95 from Tesco‘s website.
We couldn’t find them for sale online from other shops like Asda and Sainsbury’s.
But you might still find them available to buy in store, or in local independent shops.
The Sun contacted Walkers for comment.
It comes after Walkers confirmed its Worcester sauce flavour crisps is “no longer part of our range” leaving shoppers miffed.
Plus the beef and onion flavour was discontinued last year.
The crisp brand also revealed that it’s made a major change to the recipe of its Thai Sweet Chilli Sensations – and fans are not happy about it.
Crisps are not the only treat facing the chop either.
Chocolate giant Nestle has said that its Caramac bar is discontinued after 60 years.
Caburys quietly scrapped the popular Dairy Milk 30 per cent less sugar bar earlier this year which is no longer available for purchase.
Plus the iconic dark chocolate Topic bar is now missing from shelves.
But it’s not all bad news as some favourite flavours have come back.
Quality Street has added its coffee-flavoured sweet to certain tins for the first time in 20 years.
Cadbury’s chocolate coins are back on shelves after a decade away, and shoppers are going wild for them.
Meanwhile, Lucozade’s Caribbean Crush is available again after temporarily being pulled due to supplier issues.
