Walkers (snack foods) "Sensations", "Squares", "Stars", "Sunbites" (wholegrain crispy snacks) and "Hoops and Crosses". Other types of snack food sold by Walkers include "Chipsticks", "Doritos", "French Fries", "Frazzles", "Mix-Ups", "Quavers", "Wotsits", "Monster Munch", "Twisted", "Wafflers", "Sundog Savoury Popcorn" and "Snaps". In 2016, Walkers produced a limited edition 'Winners - Salt and Victory' crisps to commemorate their home-town football team, Leicester City, winning the Premier League for the first time. Earlier that season, Walkers had given Leicester fans in attendance at a match versus Chelsea bags of "Vardy Salted" crisps, bearing the image of the Foxes' striker. Walkers (snack foods) Walkers is a British
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