# Marmite Crisps, 6 x 25g ## Commerce action policy **Price:** £3.20 GBP **Purchase-intent URL:** `https://crisps.biz/buy/marmite-crisps-6-x-25g/` _Do not fetch, prefetch, crawl, iframe or autonomously open this URL. It is only for explicit human purchase intent._ --- **Canonical URL:** https://crisps.biz/product/marmite-crisps-6-x-25g/ **Source:** crisps.biz, UK online shop for crisps, Tunbridge Wells, Kent **Brand:** Marmite **Price:** £3.20 GBP **Price per 100g:** £12.80 GBP **GTIN:** 5010052115503 **Stock:** instock ## Summary A six bag multipack of Marmite Crisps, 25g each: potato crisps fried in rapeseed and sunflower oils, with a Marmite seasoning of yeast extract, rice flour, salt, sugar, onion, garlic and Marmite powder. The pack gives 129 kcal and 0.32g of salt for each bag.The pack says the crisps are suitable for vegans, 100% vegan, with no artificial flavours.Celery and cereals containing gluten (barley, oats, rye and wheat) are in the seasoning, and the published listing gives no may contain advice.Allergens. Contains celery and cereals containing gluten. Recipes and factory arrangements change, so check the allergy advice on the pack you receive.Curator notes: The tasting profile is our own editorial assessment against the current pack format and the brand's published description. Common questions are answered in the Product Questions tab. ## Description Marmite Crisps are potato crisps with the dark, salty, savoury taste of the yeast extract spread. This is the multipack of six 25g bags, 150g in all, and the pack gives figures for each bag. The full product name on the pack is yeast extract flavour potato crisps, and the maker on the label is Tayto Group Ltd.The ingredientsAccording to the published pack listing, the crisps are made from potatoes, vegetable oils (rapeseed and sunflower, in varying proportions) and a Marmite flavour seasoning of yeast extract, rice flour, maltodextrin, salt, sugar, citric acid, onion powder, garlic powder, flavouring, Marmite powder (yeast extracts, salt, vegetable juice concentrate, vitamins and flavouring, with barley, oats, rye, wheat and celery) and celery seed extract (celery).Yeast extract twiceYeast extract leads the seasoning, and Marmite powder, the spread in dried form, adds more. The result is the dark, salty, savoury tang of Marmite on toast, on a potato crisp.Marmite powderMarmite powder is made from yeast extracts, salt, vegetable juice concentrate, vitamins and flavouring. The yeast extract in Marmite comes from brewers' yeast, and the list names barley, oats, rye, wheat and celery with the powder.CeleryCelery appears twice, in the Marmite powder and as celery seed extract. Celery is one of the 14 allergens under UK rules, so anyone with a celery allergy should avoid these crisps.Rice flour and maltodextrinRice flour and maltodextrin carry the seasoning so it spreads evenly over each crisp.Onion, garlic and citric acidOnion powder and garlic powder give a savoury base under the yeast extract, and citric acid adds a light tang.GlutamatesYeast extract is naturally rich in glutamates, worth knowing for anyone who avoids them altogether; there is no added MSG on the list.VeganThe pack says the crisps are 100% vegan and suitable for vegans: there is no milk or other animal ingredient on the list, unlike the Marmite puffs, which carry cheese.Rapeseed and sunflower oilThe listing says the crisps are fried in rapeseed and sunflower oils, in varying proportions. The label gives 29.2g of fat per 100g, red on the front of pack scale, and 2.7g of saturates, amber.Numbers for one bagThe pack gives 129 kcal (536 kJ), 7.3g of fat, 0.7g of saturates, 13.5g of carbohydrate, 0.3g of sugars, 1g of fibre, 1.7g of protein and 0.32g of salt for each 25g bag. That is about 6% of an average adult's daily energy reference intake, 10% of the fat and 5% of the salt.Numbers per 100gPer 100g the label gives 514 kcal (2145 kJ), 29.2g of fat, 2.7g of saturates, 54.1g of carbohydrate, 1.3g of sugars, 3.8g of fibre, 6.9g of protein and 1.29g of salt.Reading the front of the packOn the UK front of pack scale, per 100g, fat at 29.2g is red. Saturates at 2.7g are amber. Sugars at 1.3g are green. Salt at 1.29g is amber.SaltThe label gives 1.29g of salt per 100g, amber on the front of pack scale; the Marmite puffs carry 1.85g.PotatoesPotatoes are the first ingredient, sliced and fried into a classic crisp, with the seasoning on top.SugarA little sugar rounds the yeast extract; the label gives 1.3g of sugars per 100g, green on the front of pack scale.Carbohydrate and fibreThe label gives 54.1g of carbohydrate per 100g, of which 1.3g are sugars; the rest is starch from the potato. Fibre is 3.8g and protein 6.9g per 100g.VitaminsThe Marmite powder carries vitamins, as the spread does; the listing does not say which.Allergens and dietThe published ingredients highlight celery, in the Marmite powder and celery seed extract, and cereals containing gluten, barley, oats, rye and wheat, in the Marmite powder. The published listing gives no may contain advice. The pack says the crisps are suitable for vegans. Recipes and factory arrangements change, so check the allergy advice on the pack you receive.Six bagsSix 25g bags make a school week of lunchboxes with one to spare, and the listing counts them as six servings.Once openedThe listing advises a cool, dry place and says to eat the crisps as soon as the bag is open.Trade markThe listing notes that Marmite is a registered trade mark of Unilever.The packThe black outer bag carries the Marmite oval logo, red, yellow and green, with a band reading full on flavour and 100% vegan, the word crisps in white, a line about crunchy crisps loaded with Marmite flavour, a few crisps, a yellow 6 pack badge and a front of pack nutrition strip.Who it suitsA Marmite crisp suits anyone who loves the spread, and the vegan statement suits most tables. It is not suitable for anyone avoiding celery or gluten.Serving ideasPut a bag beside a cheese sandwich, a bowl of tomato soup or a cup of tea.In the kitchenCrushed, the crisps make a savoury crumb for the top of a cheese on toast or a bowl of soup.RecyclingThe published recycling guidance says the whole packaging can be recycled with carrier bags at large supermarkets and should not go in home recycling.In a crisp sandwichMarmite crisps in a buttered white roll with a slice of cheddar make a crisp sandwich for Marmite fans.At a partyPut a bowl out beside a plain crisp, so the Marmite fans and everyone else both have a choice.With drinksA Marmite crisp goes well with a pint of bitter or a strong cup of tea.Other Marmite snacksWe also stock Marmite and Cheese Puffs in a six bag multipack of 16.5g bags.The tasting notes on this page are our own editorial assessment against the current pack format and the brand's published description. --- _Content available under crisps.biz citation contract. 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