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<p>What can you say about a bag of crisps? The UK eats millions of them a year in pubs, at parties and most of the time hardly give them a second thought. Well now there’s something in the fields that may grab our full attention.</p>
<p>By Graham Davies | 16th April 2012</p>
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<p><img src="http://www.thegayuk.com/communities/8/004/009/928/388/images/4590788912.jpg" width="461" height="185" alt="Corkers Crisps" title="Corkers Crisps"/></p>
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<p>Having grown up around farmland in the North I would often spent many an hour dreaming of the farm hands with their strapping muscles and imagining them digging up fields of potatoes by hand or forking bales of hay into stacks before being thrown into them. Sadly it was only a dream, yet this excitement for farm hands has been reignited by two young farmers who have come together to bring us all a special treat.</p>
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<p><img src="http://www.thegayuk.com/communities/8/004/009/928/388/images/4590788972.jpg" width="460" height="307" alt="Corkers Crisps" title="Corkers Crisps"/></p>
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<p>Ross Taylor and Rod Garnham from Cambridgeshire spend all day in the fields, with their bright orange wellies, to bring us the ultimate British crisp. Their unique brand of potatoes, the Naturalo, are grown, stored, prepared, cooked and packaged all on the farm, so you’re guaranteed to receive a fresh crisp with plenty of crunch and flavour without the nasty MSGs. </p>
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<p>Working side by side all day could bring tensions to any relationship, yet these guys have often found unusual ways to let off steam. One such way was to launch a bag of their Corkers crisps into space, with the help of Cambridge University Spaceflight Team. 100,000 feet above the Earth they travelled, making them the only crisp on the planet to have really been out of this world. </p>
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<p><img src="http://www.thegayuk.com/communities/8/004/009/928/388/images/4590788935.jpg" width="460" height="307" alt="Corkers Crisps" title="Corkers Crisps"/></p>
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<p>If you want to grab a bag of the boys' Corkers crisps then visit <a href="http://www.corkerscrisps.co.uk/">www.CorkersCrisps.co.uk</a> where you can also view their other farmyard antics and also say hello. Available in six flavours including Sea Salt & Cider Vinegar, Red Leicester & Caramelised Onion and Pork Sausage with English Mustard. </p>
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<p>I wonder if they do personalised farm tours? </p>
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What can you say about a bag of crisps? The UK eats millions of them a year in pubs, at parties and most of the time hardly give them a second thought. Well now there’s something in the fields that may grab our full attention.
By Graham Davies | 16th April 2012
Having grown up around farmland in the North I would often spent many an hour dreaming of the farm hands with their strapping muscles and imagining them digging up fields of potatoes by hand or forking bales of hay into stacks before being thrown into them. Sadly it was only a dream, yet this excitement for farm hands has been reignited by two young farmers who have come together to bring us all a special treat.
Ross Taylor and Rod Garnham from Cambridgeshire spend all day in the fields, with their bright orange wellies, to bring us the ultimate British crisp. Their unique brand of potatoes, the Naturalo, are grown, stored, prepared, cooked and packaged all on the farm, so you’re guaranteed to receive a fresh crisp with plenty of crunch and flavour without the nasty MSGs.
Working side by side all day could bring tensions to any relationship, yet these guys have often found unusual ways to let off steam. One such way was to launch a bag of their Corkers crisps into space, with the help of Cambridge University Spaceflight Team. 100,000 feet above the Earth they travelled, making them the only crisp on the planet to have really been out of this world.
If you want to grab a bag of the boys' Corkers crisps then visit www.CorkersCrisps.co.uk where you can also view their other farmyard antics and also say hello. Available in six flavours including Sea Salt & Cider Vinegar, Red Leicester & Caramelised Onion and Pork Sausage with English Mustard.
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