Crisps from our childhood that we still miss

3D Doritos offered three times the flavour and crunch in Zesty Ranch, Nacho Cheese and Jalapeño Cheddar flavours. They were so good that you didn't even need salsa or sour cream dip with them.

It just makes zero sense that these Thai delights are no longer stocked in our supermarkets. It was basically a quick, cheap and easy substitute for your favourite Thai takeaway.

Look, we can all agree that the original cheesy Wotsits are one of the tastiest crisp options out there, but that doesn't mean that we should forget about its tasty distant prawn cocktail cousin.

Nik Naks always deliver on seriously strong mouthwatering flavours and Cream N Cheesy didn't disappoint. So why oh why did they take it away from us?Nik Naks

Huge XL sized Hula Hoops in bold flavours like beef & mustard, curry and cool chili. Their end came too soon.

Bacony brilliance in waffle-shaped puff corn. Why can't Wotsits just give the people what they want and bring these Wafflers back?!

Ok, this might not be to everyone's taste - granted. BUT vanilla ice cream-flavoured Monster Munch deserve a mention purely for their unique and bold approach to flavour. Speaking of innovative crisps...

These pickled onion-flavoured Monster Munch apparently turned your mouth blue! As we never actually saw this happen with our own eyes, we demand a comeback so that we can see the proof for ourselves (all photos welcome).

Twiglets are funny little things, made even more interesting when dusted in Worcester Sauce flavouring. They were a weird but wonderful offering, and we kinda miss them.

The curious thing about this classic maize and potato snack is that it's still available in salt and vinegar but not in good old ready salted. This makes NO sense.

The original tuckshop crisps, pickled onion Space Raiders are untouchable. Unfortunately, this wasn't the case for the cheese-flavoured edition. But cheese is a GREAT easy-going flavour, so what was the problem?

These 'canny bags of crisps' from the north of England came in traditionally British flavours with a twist, including gammon & pineapple, kipper, hotdog & mustard, turkey & stuffing and, erm, chocolate. We want more weirdness!

These guys are really retro. Spicy beef Chinese Quavers were almost enough to make us throw out the local takeaway menu. Almost. (What is life without spring rolls, after all?)

Almost as finger licking good as the real deal, BBQ Rib are yet another Walkers flavour which inexplicably faced the chop. Walkers recently brought back a version for their Flavours of the Decades collection but it just isn't the same (ditto for lamb & mint). Boo!

To end on a more positive note, here's a packet that recently came back to us - but only in selected supermarkets. We want them to be available EVERYWHERE. Fish and chips in crisp form - we don't think we need to add anything more to this argument, really.

The GENIUS of these puffed delights was that they came in the shape of farm animals. Pure, snack delight.

Who would've thought that tomatoes and crisps would go together so well? Well sadly this generation won't be able to experience the beauty of tangy toms: one of the hidden gems of our childhoods.

Yes, believe it or not these ACTUALLY existed. And no, they didn't taste like Stephen Fry, these fan favourites recreated the taste of a classic fry up. They were released as part of a comedian themed run of crisp flavours for Comic relief in 2011, that also included Steak And Al Pie, Frank Roast Dinner and Jimmy Con-Carne.