When did Walkers change the Colour of cheese and Onion?

Walkers decided to throw the cat among the pigeons in the 1980s when they relaunched their product; they changed the colour of their packets to blue for cheese and onion and green for salt and vinegar.

What Colour were Walkers cheese and Onion crisps?

With Walkers salt and vinegar crisps coming in green packaging and cheese and onion in blue, they stand counter to the majority of other crisp manufacturers – most notably Golden Wonder, the former market leader.

What Colour is cheese and Onion?

Answer: Contrary to popular belief, Walkers Cheese and Onion have always been in blue packets, and Salt and Vinegar have always been in green packets. We don’t have a plan to change this, as it’s signature to our brand.

Why do Walkers crisps taste different?

Consequently you will find they taste differently from one packet to another. Secondly, Walkers tend to run off the surplus from their ‘own-label’ brands into Walkers packets, rather than throw away the surplus, so that you may actually have one of another company’s crisps in a Walkers bag.

Why are walkers cheese and onion in the wrong colours?

In addition we also hold taste tests with over 2000 consumers. ▶ Question: Why did you change your packaging for Salt and Vinegar and Cheese and Onion so they’re in the wrong colours? Answer: Contrary to popular belief, Walkers Cheese and Onion have always been in blue packets, and Salt and Vinegar have always been in green packets.

What’s the difference between cheese and onion in Walkers Crisps?

A Walkers spokesman denied the company had ever changed the colour of its crisp packets. She said: ‘Walkers Salt & Vinegar has always and will always be in green packets and Walkers Cheese & Onion has always and will always be in blue packets.’

What was the first colour of Walkers Crisps?

At first, the green packets were cheese and onion, and the blue packets were salt and vinegar, at some point in the late 90’s those colours changed around.

When did walkers change the colour of their salt and vinegar?

I was tucking into a bag of Walkers salt & vinegar crisps, ripped at the seam and spread invitingly over the table, when I lamented that Walkers had switched the colours of salt & vinegar and cheese & onion packets, from blue to green and green to blue, respectively.