Christmas Hamper Goodies from The Yorkshire Crisp Company

11th September 2018

The Yorkshire Crisp Company can now offer its deliciously moreish Yorkshire Crisps in a handy 50g drum which works perfectly for the Christmas hamper market as well as for theatres and hotel mini bars.

The unique re-sealable drum protects these hand-cooked, gourmet crisps from getting crushed and looks very stylish in a gift basket. The 50g drum version of Yorkshire Crisps is available in four delectable flavours: Natural Sea Salt, Chardonnay Wine Vinegar, Cheddar & Caramelised Onion Chutney or Tomato, Basil & Mozzarella. A recently new addition to the range are Titbits Gourmet Bites described as 'little pieces of perfection', Titbits are delicious, lightly- baked, bite-size biscuits made from mature cheddar cheese and finest oats. They are also proving popular for hampers and are perfect for sharing over a glass of wine or to enjoy whilst at the theatre. Suitable for vegetarians and containing no artificial colours, MSG or GM ingredients, Titbits come in Yorkshire Crisps' famous stay-fresh, re-sealable drums (100g) and have a long shelf life of 12 months. They are available in two tasty flavours Mature Cheddar & Finest Oats, or tangy Tomato, Basil, Cheddar & Oats. For more information or to place an order, please call Yorkshire Crisps on 01909 774411 or visit www.yorkshirecrisps.co.uk

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