Fun Ideas: Golden Wonder Crisps

Thursday, May 08, 2008

Golden Wonder Crisps

Well, you learn something every day. On a recent DVD of "Little Britain", a joke was made about Golden Wonder Crisps. Being a true American, I had never heard of that brand, so I looked it up.

On www.goldenwonder.com, they talk about the products history and how it developed from 1947 to the present and have some adverts from the past. Great stuff!

Anyway, I guess we're just stuck here with Pringle's and Lay's in the good ol' USA!

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