Croky Mexicano crisps

Croky is a prominent Belgian brand of potato chips (crisps) with a heritage dating back to 1966. Originating in West Flanders, the brand was named after the family parrot by the Huyghe family. This specific variety, 'Mexicano', is a unique flavour profile inspired by the popular Belgian/Dutch deep-fried meat snack of the same name, reflecting regional culinary preferences.

While the brand was previously owned by United Biscuits, it returned to Belgian family ownership in 2004 when it was acquired by the Mouscron-based company Roger & Roger. Today, Croky products are primarily manufactured at their state-of-the-art facility in Mouscron, Belgium, maintaining the brand's strong national identity and presence across the Benelux region.