Snaffling Pig Salt 'N' Vinegar Pork Crackling 45g (12 Packs) Low Sugar High Protein Keto Savoury Snack

These are delicious, but I follow the keto diet and so any form of sugar is out. Lots of other scratchings have lots of other things added and if you dropped the dextrose you would have access to the whole keto community

I go these for my son, who has coeliac disease and gluten free pork scratchings are hard to find.I had got him the Snaffling Pig advent calendar and he loved them, so thought I'd get him this pack of 12 as part of his Christmas present.However, he opened the first packet and they just didn't taste the same - not off exactly off but a bit soft and flavourless.We thought he was being a picky, so we tried them and agreed with him. We tried another couple of packets and they were the same, so it's been a waste of money.They were in date, so not sure what's happened with this batch. I got him another pack from the supermarket and they were fine.

There seems to be a lot of pork scratching brands popping up lately. Maybe linked to the low carb-high fat diets that are also trending. Anyway, I thought I would try the multipack of Snaffling Pig mixed flavours variety. At £1.50 for a 50g back I assumed these would be at the higher quality end of the market.Sadly not.I’ll give the four different flavours a rating below however all of them shared the same over-used oil flavour. If you have ever had to clean a chip pan or deep fat fryer and found all the blackened and burnt bits that had accumulated since you last changed the oil – this is the overriding smell and flavour. Most of the bags also had a few overcooked bitter tasting pieces that were only fit for the bin. As for the added flavours:Perfectly Salted - Old chip pan scraps with salt – 1 out of 5Salt and Vinegar - These were the pick of the bunch as the vinegar helped cut through everything else - 3 out of 5Habanero Chilli - A bit like the above in terms of cutting through the base flavour but otherwise nothing special – 2.5 out of 5BBQ - Quite bland and not really suited to this product – 2 out of 5One final point on this product. You may be wonder what type of pork scratching are these. The smaller compacted crackling more often seen in pub snack or the lighter crispier variety that is becoming more popular in the UK. Well, it seems to be both. Not in the same pack mind you, it’s just pot luck which type you get. Personally I prefer the lighter, crispier types (the smaller ones are a dentist trip in waiting) so would rather have them all one or the other.Overall, I would not recommend this product.

Sickened by these, I’ve bought these numerous times and every time they have been fantastic, the original blue packet as shown in the picture are fantastic and full of flavour that makes you drooling for more, this batch however came in s knew green bag and they are a shadow of their former self, flavour gone and they are now small pieces that are rock hard and are a trip to the dentist in the making.Unless your guaranteed the blue packet then they have to be avoided unfortunately.

A few in the pack have a strong mustard flavour. Most don't though. The ones without it don't really taste of anything! Really disappointed. I was hoping for normal crackling (salty and delicious) with a mustard kick but moat are very plain. May be my batch and may try again.......

There is not a hint of salt in these snacks. And since salt is the main flavour of the scratchings, then it’s quite pointless. I’m very disappointed with this.

Didn’t like these at all, especially as I bought a big pack. No flavour at all. The only thing that stood out was the ‘phew’ unpleasant smell when you opened the individual bags. I bought the large pack to give some packets to my friends but I wouldn’t inflict that upon them. The company’s hype is great but the product is, unfortunately not.

These are now my isolation snack of choice. I love the bite from the mustard, not teeth breakers either.