Tyrrells

British potato crisps cooked in small batches

Tyrrells is a British crisp brand whose website highlights hand-cooked potato crisps. The range also includes Furrows crisps and lentil crisps. It presents the products with a distinctive playful style, but the practical difference for a shopper is the variety of cuts, bases and flavours available across the three ranges.

From potatoes to finished snacks

The company says its potatoes come from British soil, including local farmers. It describes selecting the potatoes, cooking crisps by hand in small batches, and then passing them through what it calls the Big Spinny Thing to remove excess surface oil. This process is the brand's explanation of how it aims for a crisp texture with less grease on the fingers. Its site also says it does not use MSG or disodium 5 in its crisps. Individual ingredients and allergen details should still be checked on the pack for each flavour.

Ranges and enquiries

Visitors can browse the potato, Furrows and lentil collections separately. The website includes a recipe using its black truffle and sea salt crisps, plus information about its farm and sustainability work. Retailers, jobseekers and consumers are directed to the contact section and to the wider KP Snacks site for assistance. No single shop address, opening hours or direct sales price is given on the Tyrrells page, so those details are left out here.