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Very disappointed.....I used to enjoy their pickled onion flavour peanuts which for some reason, are now discontinued....
Tried the chip shop curry flavoured chickpeas which were dry, bland and some were hard to chew.....Also tried the salsa flavoured broad beans which were again, dry and bland.....Why discontinue a pleasant product with bold flavours...Beats me... Noisy Snacks have lost a customer...
Emailed this company with a simple product enquiry and received no response whatsoever which is a disappointment..... Good customer support is important in my humble opinion....
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