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I was an 5 Star Chef for over 40 years and Keoghs Irish Potato Chips are amazing quality. Gluten free, hand made, GMO, and MSG free. How they haven't got a reward yet I can't understand. Well done Guy's. It's 5 Stars for the most outstanding quality Potato chips. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I ordered 3 of the Christmas tins. Delivery was free and really quick. The tins look great
This company probably produces the best potato crisps known in our solar system. I cannot believe there has not been a review of Keoghs yet. Make no mistake once you open a packet of Keoghs crisps there is absolutely no chance of settling for second best because Keoghs simply blows the competition out of the water. Keep it up Keoghs, I love Fridays, a packet of Keoghs along with a couple of craft ales and I am in existential hog heaven!!!
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