We’ve provided a list of Halal Products with mention of those that contain ethanol (alcohol). Please note the ethanol amount and usage is considered halal. You can read more on this here: Fiqh of Ethanol. You can also find a Vegan list provided by Walkers.

I kept alternating between eating Lidl's and Aldi's crisps because they are incredibly similar - maybe Lidl has a slightly sweeter flavour? Egyptian walking onions rank alongsidse rhubarb as tough and remarkably adaptable. Whether you want to add pink stems to the veg patch or have an old plant in need of rescuing, read how to grow rhubarb: rescuing old plants. HOW TO GROW EGYPTIAN WALKING ONIONSWalkers Crisps holiday competition banned after claims it was impossible to win". standard.co.uk. 17 August 2014. Archived from the original on 17 August 2016 . Retrieved 17 August 2014. Scientific text books list this ancient crop as Allium x proliferum and it is prolific in a unique way – it grows its new generation of baby onions at the top of its stalks, where the flowers ought to be. Some also contain bacon, but this is flavourings only. You can read more on the stance on bacon products here: Bacon flavourings.

On 10 April 2016, Walkers launched the Spell and Go promotion, again fronted by Gary Lineker. This competition caused some controversy as customers complained that it was impossible to win. The fairness of the competition was discussed on You and Yours, the consumer show on BBC Radio 4. Over 100 entrants complained to the Advertising Standards Authority, who after completing an investigation, decided that elements were misleading, and the competition was banned. [42] Chinese chives are an easily grown herb, very useful in the kitchen. Their clumps of distinctive flat leaves have rounded tips and a mild garlic flavour, hence their other common name of Garlic Chives.They are also known as 'Tree Onions' or 'Walking Onions' because the flowerstalk falls over, and the bulbils root where they touch the ground. The next year, these form onions in the new location, grow a stalk with bulbils on top - which then falls over . . . in this way they can walk a good foot every year and eventually migrate off your plot and into the wilds.