The real reason why Walkers cheese and onion crisp bags are blue has been revealed - and it all dates back to the people standing in solidarity with the Leicester-based brand.

Walkers introduced its Cheese and Onion flavour, inspired by the Ploughman's Lunch, in 1954. It was the firm's first flavoured variety of crisps. Golden Wonder and Smiths, another PepsiCo product ...

But Walkers put cheese and onion, their most popular flavour, in blue packets. Snack lovers have questioned why, in fact the company, which was founded in Leicester in 1948 and now has a factory ...

Walkers debunks popular cheese and onion flavour crisps packaging myth Crisp loving fans have been convinced for many years the UK brand had actually switched the colour from green to blue. Share ...

Walkers are the only major crisp brand not to go for green. leicestermercury Load mobile navigation. News. Latest News; ... Why Walkers cheese and onion crisp packets are blue and not green.

Walkers give reason why cheese and onion crisp packets are blue Often causing confusion for people who buy other brands that put cheese and onion in green packets. Comments. What's On.

Why Walkers cheese and onion crisps are in blue Despite what many may think, Walkers cheese and onion crisps has never been produced in green packaging. And it seems they never will be either.