Four years ago, the British Heat foundation famously warned that half of all British children were, in effect, drinking five litres of cooking oil a year by eating a packet of crisps a day.

Crisps are a staple in 69% of lunch boxes.

More alarmingly, nearly a fifth of British children apparently eat two packets of crisps a day.

Soaring rates of obesity and Type II diabetes were, the foundation warned, the consequences.

Manufacturers have spent time and money in making crisps, with less saturated fat and less salt.

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