yea cuz this is like from the 60s lol or sumn, no clue tbh
Back when food packets were large enough to cover school books with.
That was the real circular economy
If I had to guess based on my fuzzy memories I’d say late 70s, back then 50p was a fortune.
From my own sleuthing, 4p was the going price around ‘73-‘74 so 50ish years old.
No offence, but I think “fresh” at this stage, is an overstatement….
I remember this pack as a kid in the 70’s including the 4p price label and the clear window so you could see the crisps inside. I also remember that (sweet) popcorn cost less and had a fraction in the price maybe 2 1/2 P?
OP would you consider posting the dimensions of the bag?
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yea cuz this is like from the 60s lol or sumn, no clue tbh
Back when food packets were large enough to cover school books with.
That was the real circular economy
If I had to guess based on my fuzzy memories I’d say late 70s, back then 50p was a fortune.
From my own sleuthing, 4p was the going price around ‘73-‘74 so 50ish years old.
No offence, but I think “fresh” at this stage, is an overstatement….
I remember this pack as a kid in the 70’s including the 4p price label and the clear window so you could see the crisps inside. I also remember that (sweet) popcorn cost less and had a fraction in the price maybe 2 1/2 P?
OP would you consider posting the dimensions of the bag?
Is this you ?
https://dublingazette.com/dublinlocalmatters/news/tayto-bag-rush-56423/#:~:text=The%20bag%20was%20priced%20at,occurred%20on%20February%2015%2C%201971.
Cool. I can still remember in the 70s when the price increased from 2p to 3p, and feeling aggrieved about it.
Thanks that takes me back – about 1975. Great memories
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