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

10.

Looks like the Celtic nations have chosen well with C&O.

— David Bayne (@bayned) October 4, 2025

11.

The red areas are for the boring people!

— Martin (@SpursfanMart) October 4, 2025

12.

Disappointed to be in such a strong ready salted area. How bland.

— Reece de Ville (@devillefilm) October 4, 2025

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Ready-salted are the last crisps left from the multi-pack. What kind of weirdos choose it as their favourite? https://t.co/Ch2pKpm82o

— Jim Cornelius (@Jim_Cornelius) October 4, 2025

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Proud to be cheese and onion https://t.co/ro6POAbn3K

— Chris Bryant (@RhonddaBryant) October 4, 2025

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Staunchly Cheese and Onion – shocked to find myself in an area of unabashed Salt and Vinegar support. East Anglia letting itself down badly here. https://t.co/fgFGYD3CTq

— Mark Williamson (@markrwilliamson) October 4, 2025

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Not sure what this means but whatever it is it may be very profound…. The last stronghold of the druids goes for ready salted whereas the rest of wales is cheese and onion…whatever does it mean? https://t.co/eiiRBwjERG

— Isabeau Macgregor (@IsabeauMacG) October 4, 2025

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Salt and vinegar party to form the next government? https://t.co/k9KaiQhgGT

— Graham Brownlow (@GrahamBrownlow) October 4, 2025

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