Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Aldi, M&S and Tesco supermarket salt and vinegar crisps were tested and one was soggy

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What is the best flavour of crisps and why is the answer clearly Salt and Vinegar? Jokes aside, we understand everyone has their own personal favourite, but there's something about salt and vinegar that has made them quite iconic over the years.Whether you're popping them in a sandwich or munching them on their own, there is something appealing about the weird mixture of acid and salt.While the likes of Mackie's, Kettle Chips, Tyrell's and Walkers are well-known among the crisp-loving community, quite a few supermarkets are offering their own 'fancy' versions to compete against them.

With prices ranging from 79p to £1.50, the cheaper supermarket offerings are good for sticking to a budget, especially giving the current cost of living crisis.

But, are they actually worth it? Well, that's what Bethan Shufflebotham, a reporter from The Manchester Evening News set out to find out as she picked up five 'premium' supermarket salt and vinegar crisps.

She visited Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Aldi, M&S and Tesco in the hopes of figuring out what versions were the best. Here's how she got on... Starting out with Morrisons and a packet of "hand cooked sea salt and Suffolk cider vinegar" from their The Best range, the supermarkets crisps were 'nice, bite sized crisps.'Speaking of the taste, Bethan said: "They had a nice flavour, albeit a little bit on the too-acidic side, but they were still pretty tasty.""The taste test did find that the all the bags included were "the least full" of all the crisps involved, but there was still a "decent amount for a quid." Up next was another sea salt and Suffolk cider vinegar, but this time it was from Sainsbury's premium Taste The Difference range.Unfortunately, this time round did not go as