I tried supermarkets’ vegetable crisps – the winner tastes better than posh brand Tyrrells [Video]

CRISPS are a go-to snack for most Brits when they’re at home, but what if you’re fancying something a little healthier?

Vegetable crisps are the ultimate healthy swap for your usual fried potato fill.

The Sun has put the major brands and supermarkets to the test to find out which own-brand crisps are the best quality for the price.

Web tried Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Lidl‘s crisps against posh brands Tyrell’s and Emily’s.

We then gave each one a score out of ten for how it tasted.

We also gave each a score out of ten for value, based on the price per 100g.

Here’s how all the crisps scored out of 20 overall according to our taste tester Olivia Marshall.

• Sainsbury’s Vegetable Crisps Taste the Difference
• £1.75 for 100g

Sainsbury’s veggie crisps were surprisingly delicious.

They really captured the taste of the vegetables they were made from – beetroot, …