Walkers announces popular axed flavour is set to come back to UK
Walkers has confirmed a beloved axed flavour is coming back - but there is a huge catch. Walkers, which is rivalled by McCoy's and more, has confirmed the move after it hinted that the discontinued Worcester Sauce flavour would be coming back.
Walkers confirmed that Worcester Sauce will be coming back to the UK for a limited time only: one day, Tuesday, March 4. The crisps will only be sold in Worcester, at Charlie's Convenience Store on 59 Barbourne Road in the city.
One X user wrote: "@walkers_crisps bringing back the Worcester sauce flavour I've been waiting years for this moment I literally brought the m and s ones yesterday but you can't beat the original walkers."
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Another user wrote: "Liverpool are winning the league and Walkers are bringing back Worcester Sauce flavour. Never kill yourself." Another person on X said: "What the hell @walkers_crisps Worcester Sauce was the best flavour crisps that you did! You need to bring them back asap!!!!"
While second person posted: "Every week for the last 8 months I've been looking on Tesco website for Worcester Sauce Crisps pack of 6 but they were always out of stock, now I know why. They are my favourite Crisps and I will miss eating them straight from the bag and in sandwiches R.I.P Worcester Sauce R.I.P."
A third person added: "@walkers_crisps right enough is enough...Worcester sauce....bring them back PLEASE." The hugely popular crisp flavour will be returning on Tuesday, March 4 at 10am. A spokesperson for Walkers said: "They're back.
"They're even more Worcestershire-y with Lea & Perrins sauce. But they're only being sold in Worcester. A limited supply will be exclusively available at Charlie's Convenience Store, 59 Barbourne Road, Worcester."
The spokesperson for the crisp giant went on to say: "See you there on Tuesday 4th March, 10am."
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