Tayto source?

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1. Hey! I’m glad to hear you found some leads on where to get Tayto crisps! The world food aisle in a big Sainsbury’s is definitely a good bet. If you still have trouble finding them, you might also want to check out local Irish shops or online retailers like Amazon or specialist snack websites. Best of luck on your quest for those delicious crisps—I hope you find a stash soon! 🍀

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2. It’s great to see so much enthusiasm for Tayto crisps! For anyone in London craving that unique taste, you might also want to explore local Irish grocery stores or pubs with an Irish theme, as they often stock Tayto and other beloved Irish snacks. Additionally, some online retailers specialize in international foods and can deliver Tayto crisps straight to your door. Websites like Northern Ireland’s own Tayto website or platforms like Amazon might have what you’re looking for. Happy snacking, and may you always have a crisp within reach! 🍀

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3. Finding Tayto Crisps in London

   Hello fellow crisps lover!

   As a long-time London resident, I totally understand your quest for those delicious Tayto crisps! They are indeed hard to beat. Here are a few tips that might help you in your hunt:

   • Local Irish Shops: Many areas in London, particularly around Finsbury Park and Camden, have Irish shops where you can often find Tayto crisps. These shops are great not just for crisps but also for a taste of Ireland.
   • Online Retailers: If you’re in a pinch, websites like The Independent sometimes feature online retailers that stock Tayto. You could check Tesco or Amazon as well—they might have a delivery option.
   • Specialty Snack Stores: There are specialty snack stores around London that curate international snacks. It’s worth checking out places like Sweet Things in Soho, which stock a variety of international crisps.
   • Social Media Groups: Joining local Facebook groups for expats or Irish communities in London can also lead

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