Burton's Fish 'n' Chips Salt & Vinegar snack

Burton's Fish 'n' Chips is a brand of mini baked snack biscuits shaped like fish and chips, seasoned with salt and vinegar. Originally introduced in the 1980s, these snacks became a British classic. After being discontinued in the 1990s, they were re-launched in 2014 due to popular demand. The brand is owned by Burton's Biscuits Company, a UK-based manufacturer of biscuits and snacks. In 2013, the company was acquired by the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, a Canadian pension fund managing the retirement assets of Ontario's teachers. The snacks are primarily produced in the United Kingdom, with some production in other locations. The product is suitable for vegetarians and contains no artificial colours, sweeteners, or hydrogenated fats. The ingredients include wheat flour, vegetable oils, glucose syrup, wheat starch, whey or whey derivatives, raising agents, sugar, lactose, barley and malt extract, salt, flavourings, flavour enhancers, salt replacer, acid, maltodextrin, and preservative. The product may contain nuts and is suitable for vegetarians.