Crunch time Tayto launch two new limited edition flavours based on New York deli sandwiches

While we can’t get to the States right now to indulge in a real New York deli sub, Tayto is bringing us the next best thing with their newest concoction.

Tayto's new limited editions

Neasa Cumisky

February 26 2021 02:00 PM

Tayto is launching two new limited-edition flavours based on New York Deli sandwiches.

The beloved crisp brand is bringing us a slice of the Big Apple with two new interesting flavours: Beef Brisket and Philly Cheese Steak.

The polarising flavours are sure to be a meat lover’s paradise, with the choice between the tantalizing taste of slow-cooked BBQ beef or the steak and cream cheese goodness of the Philly Cheese Steak.

Tayto Philly Cheesesteak

While we can’t get to the States right now to indulge in a real New York deli sub, Tayto is bringing us the next best thing with their newest concoction.

Crisp fanatics are already flocking to Twitter to weigh in on the meaty snacks.

One user marvelled at the new flavours: “These limited-edition flavours look scrummy yummy. I would love to try them.”

If you want to get your hands on these mouth-watering flavours, they will be in shops near you but for a limited time only so make sure to grab them while you can!

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