Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps, 6 x 25g
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Seabrook in brief.
Six 25g bags of Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar, 150g in all. The label gives 125 kcal and 0.6g of salt for each bag.
The seasoning is short: rice flour, sea salt, sodium diacetate and citric acid. The pack says the crisps are approved as vegan by the Vegetarian Society and carries a gluten free claim with the Crossed Grain symbol. Salt is high on the front of pack scale at 2.5g per 100g.
Allergens. No allergens are highlighted in the published ingredients. 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.
Pack, price and barcode.
- Maker
- Seabrook
- Pack
- 6 x 25g
- Bags in the pack
- 6
- Price per 100g
- £1.60
- Price per bag
- 40p
- Pack type
- Multipacks
- Diet
- Gluten free, Vegan, Vegetarian
- Country of origin
- United Kingdom
- Barcode
- 5016451062134
Worth a crunch?
Sharp and direct: sea salt, sodium diacetate and citric acid on a ridged crinkle cut, nothing else. Vegan approved and gluten free with the Crossed Grain symbol. Salt is red at 2.5g per 100g, the highest Seabrook we stock, so the 25g bag is the right size.
- Crunch5Crinkle cut, ridged and firm
- Saltiness52.5g salt per 100g, high, the saltiest Seabrook we stock
- Tang5Sharp, from sodium diacetate and citric acid
- Heat1
What is in it.
Potatoes, Vegetable Oils (Sunflower, Rapeseed, in Varying Proportions), Rice Flour, Sea Salt, Acidity Regulators: Sodium Diacetate, Citric Acid
Free From Gluten
| Typical values | Per 100g | Per Bag (25g) |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 2,081kJ / 499kcal | 520kJ / 125kcal |
| Fat | 28.7g | 7.2g |
| of which saturates | 2.5g | 0.6g |
| Carbohydrate | 52.2g | 13.1g |
| of which sugars | 0.2g | 0.1g |
| Protein | 5.8g | 1.5g |
| Salt | 2.5g | 0.6g |
Store in a cool dry place away from bright light.
Bag - Recycle with bags at large supermarket - Don't recycle at home
Calbee Group UK Ltd,
Seabrook House,
BD8 9AJ,
UK.
Taken from the published label for barcode 5016451062134. Recipes and packs change, so the pack in your hand is always the final word on ingredients, allergens and nutrition.
Seabrook, in full.
Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar is a sharp, salty crisp with a very short seasoning, and this multipack holds six 25g bags, 150g in total. The full product name on the pack is Salt and Vinegar Flavour Potato Crisps, and the pack names Calbee Group UK Ltd as the maker.
Four seasoning ingredients
According to the published pack listing, the crisps are made from potatoes, vegetable oils (sunflower and rapeseed, in varying proportions), rice flour, sea salt, and acidity regulators (sodium diacetate and citric acid). That is the whole list.
Where the vinegar comes from
There is no liquid vinegar on the list. Sodium diacetate is a compound of sodium acetate and acetic acid, the acid in vinegar, and it gives a sharp, vinegary tang and smell in powder form. Citric acid adds a brighter sharpness on top. Rice flour carries the salt and acids so they spread evenly, and sea salt provides the salt. With nothing else to soften it, the flavour is direct: sharp, salty and clean.
Why powder, not liquid
Liquid vinegar would soften a crisp, and a damp crisp cannot keep its crunch in a sealed bag. Powdered acids solve that: sodium diacetate is a dry crystal that releases acetic acid when it meets moisture, so it gives the smell and sharpness of vinegar while the crisp stays dry.
Why it makes your mouth water
Sharp acids such as acetic and citric acid prompt the mouth to produce saliva, which is why a salt and vinegar crisp makes your mouth water and why the tang seems to linger after the last crisp.
The salt figure
Sea salt and sodium diacetate both contribute sodium, and the label gives 2.5g of salt per 100g, the highest of the Seabrook crisps we stock and red on the front of pack scale, where anything above 1.5g is high. Per 25g bag that is 0.6g, about 10% of an average adult's daily reference intake. The multipack keeps each portion to one small bag, which suits a flavour this salty.
Numbers for one bag
The label gives 125 kcal (520 kJ), 7.2g of fat, 0.6g of saturates, 13.1g of carbohydrate, 0.1g of sugars, 1.5g of protein and 0.6g of salt for each 25g bag. Per 100g it is 499 kcal (2081 kJ), 28.7g of fat, 2.5g of saturates, 52.2g of carbohydrate, 0.2g of sugars, 5.8g of protein and 2.5g of salt.
Reading the front of the pack
On the UK front of pack scale, per 100g, fat at 28.7g is red and salt at 2.5g is red. Saturates at 2.5g are amber and sugars at 0.2g are green, with nothing sweet in the seasoning.
Vegan and gluten free
The pack says the crisps are approved as vegan by the Vegetarian Society, and carries a gluten free claim with the Crossed Grain symbol, the gluten free mark licensed by Coeliac UK. No allergens from the UK list of 14 are highlighted in the published ingredients, and the listing gives no may contain advice. Recipes and factory arrangements change, so check the allergy advice on the pack you receive.
What a crinkle cut adds
The wavy blade gives ridged slices that are firmer than flat crisps, and the grooves hold more of the acid seasoning. With a sharp flavour, that means every bite is properly tangy.
How the crisps are made
Washed potatoes are sliced with a crinkled blade, rinsed and fried in the sunflower and rapeseed blend until the ridged slices are firm. The seasoning is tumbled on while they are warm, and the pack says the bags are packaged in a protective atmosphere.
Six bags for the week
Six bags cover a week of lunches with one to spare. Pair each with something plain or rich, such as a cheese or egg sandwich, and a drink of water. For a vegan or coeliac lunchbox, it is one of the simplest labels in our range.
In the kitchen
Crushed, the crisps make a sharp, gluten free crumb for fish goujons or a topping for mushy peas. Use a little, since the seasoning is salty.
Storage and packaging
The pack advises a cool, dry place away from bright light. The published recycling guidance says the bag can be recycled with carrier bags at large supermarkets and should not go in home recycling.
Other Seabrook flavours
Sea salt and vinegar is in the Seabrook Crinkle Cut Variety box, with sea salted and cheese and onion. In the same six bag format we stock Seabrook Crinkle Cut Sea Salted, Cheese and Onion, Beefy, Prawn Cocktail, Cream Cheese and Chives and Tomato Ketchup; Sea Salted shows 1.32g of salt per 100g on its label.
Other 6 x 25g packs of Seabrook we stock
| Product | Energy | Salt per 100g |
|---|---|---|
| Seabrook Crinkle Cut Beefy Crisps | 126 kcal per 25g bag | 1.19g |
| Seabrook Crinkle Cut Cheese and Onion Crisps | 127 kcal per 25g bag | 1.3g |
| Seabrook Crinkle Cut Cream Cheese and Chives Crisps | 126 kcal per 25g bag | 1.29g |
| Seabrook Crinkle Cut Prawn Cocktail Crisps | See current pack | 1.4g |
| Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps (this pack) | 125 kcal per 25g bag | 2.5g |
| Seabrook Crinkle Cut Sea Salted Crisps | 128 kcal per 25g bag | 1.32g |
| Seabrook Crinkle Cut Tomato Ketchup Crisps | 124 kcal per 25g bag | 0.66g |
| Seabrook Crinkle Cut Variety Crisps | 127 kcal per 25g bag | 1.3g |
Figures as published on each pack's label.
The published listing gives the United Kingdom as the country of origin. The tasting notes on this page are our own editorial assessment against the current pack format and the brand's published description.
Good company.
- Egg sandwichPlain and rich against sharp
- Cheese sandwichCream against acid
- WaterFor a salty crisp
More about this crisp.
Product questions
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Which Seabrook box includes salt and vinegar?
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Crunch and flavour science
What happens when you eat Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps comes down to three things, and reading them in order explains the bag from the first crunch to the salt left on your fingers.
The bite is the ridged crinkle cut, firm, with grooves full of seasoning.
The seasoning is sea salt and two acids, sodium diacetate for the vinegar and citric acid for a brighter edge, carried on rice flour.
The finish is sharp and salty, and the tang lingers.
Getting the best from a bag
Pair each bag with a cheese or egg sandwich and a drink of water.
How storage changes it
Keep the bags cool, dry and away from bright light, and finish each bag once opened.
Note: The tasting profile is our own editorial assessment against the current pack format and the brand's published description.
Serving ideas
A sharp, vegan, gluten free crinkle cut for lunchboxes.
Serving ideas, tried and simple
The Lunchbox Week
Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps comes as separate bags, which is exactly what a week of packed lunches needs.
- One multipack of Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps
- A lunchbox with a dry compartment
- Keep the bags sealed in the outer pack until the morning you use them.
- Pack one bag per day, away from anything wet like fruit or a yoghurt pot.
- Check the per bag figures on the Ingredients and Nutrition tab if you are counting calories or salt for a child.
Small sealed bags stay crisp for far longer than a sharing bag decanted into tubs.
Fish Finger Butty with a Vinegar Crunch
Salt and vinegar is the chip shop flavour, so Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps belongs next to the fish.
- 4 fish fingers
- 2 slices of white bread or a soft bap
- Tartare sauce or ketchup
- A handful of Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps
- Cook the fish fingers as the pack says, until piping hot.
- Spread the bread with tartare sauce or ketchup.
- Layer the fish fingers, then a handful of crisps on top.
- Squash the lid on and eat while the crisps still crackle.
A few crisps on the side do the job of the chips without the second pan.
The Crisp Sandwich
The oldest trick in the British lunchbox, and the one Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps was practically built for.
- 2 slices of soft white bread
- Salted butter, soft enough to spread
- One bag or a good handful of Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps
- Butter both slices right to the edges. The butter is what the crisps stick to.
- Tip the crisps onto one slice in a loose layer, two deep at most.
- Close the sandwich and press down firmly with a flat hand until you hear the crunch give.
- Eat it straight away. A crisp sandwich is a five minute food; after that the bread wins.
Soft white bread is the point here. Anything crusty fights the crisps instead of cushioning them.
Soured Cream and Chive Dip
A cool dip for Seabrook Crinkle Cut Salt and Vinegar Crisps, and a good way to calm down anything with heat in it.
- 150ml soured cream
- A small bunch of chives, snipped
- A squeeze of lemon
- Black pepper
- Stir the chives and lemon into the soured cream.
- Season with black pepper; leave the salt to the crisps.
- Chill for ten minutes and serve in a small bowl next to the bag.
Thicker crisps and chips scoop best; thin ones are better dipped at the corner.
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