Tyrrells Sea Salt & Cider Vinegar slow-cooked crisps

Tyrrells is a premium brand of hand-cooked potato crisps that originated in Herefordshire, England. Founded in 2002 by potato farmer William Chase at Tyrrells Court Farm, the brand quickly became known for its eccentric British branding and focus on high-quality, thickly sliced potatoes cooked in small batches. The brand's signature aesthetic features vintage black-and-white photographs with surreal elements.

Over the years, the company's success led to several high-profile acquisitions. In 2013, it was acquired by Investcorp, and later in 2016, it was sold to the American snack giant Amplify Snack Brands. However, in 2018, the brand moved into the portfolio of KP Snacks, which is a division of the Intersnack Group. Today, while Tyrrells continues to be manufactured primarily at its original site in Herefordshire to maintain its heritage, its ownership is part of a large multinational snacks conglomerate headquartered in Germany.