Honey Barbecue Multigrain Snack (Marks & Spencers) By @SpectreUK

Popping into motorway services on the way back from a Comic Con the other day, I saw these Honey Barbecue Multigrain Snacks in a service station. Produced for Marks & Spencer's, they were made with maize, rice, chickpeas and oats. This calls for an alternative snack blog, as opposed to the usual potato crisps.

There was a fetching wave effect on these Honey Barbecue Multigrain Snacks, which caught my eye in the store. I like it when you can see your snack when you buy it, rather than a covered over packet. There was something about that look of thick wavy orange paprika dusted multigrain crisps that made my mouth water.

On opening the bag there was a spicy paprika and smoky smell, as well as strong multigrain from the orange thick crisps inside. On first crunch these Honey Barbecue Multigrain Snacks had a sweet barbecue flavour, with a hint of spices from the cumin, chilli peppers and paprika, as well as a little garlic, onion and tomato. Moreish to an extreme these crunch wavy crisps disappeared pretty quickly I can tell you.

Information on the bag; The 60g bag contained 477 calories per 100g, with 23.3g of fat, 8.4g of sugar, 6.1g of protein, and 2.08g of salt. Please see photograph for the ingredients.