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The National Trust’s ‘Crisp Map’ of Britain is provoking some salty reactions – 17 tasty takes

It’s fair to say that we’re a nation of crisp lovers here in Britain.

We collectively get through more than 6 billion bags of crisps every year, and when we take into account that there are on average 20 individual crisps in a 25g packet that makes a total of 120 billion crisps.

So it’s not a surprise that people get so passionate about their salty potato snacks, as you can see by the replies to this Tweet by Celia Richardson, Director of Communications at the National Trust. She shared a map from the National Trust book of Utterly British Maps, showing the preferred flavour of crisp for various regions of Britain.

And a quick zoom in…

It caused quite the stir…

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