‘Sweet and herby’ Christmas crisps return to shelves for 2026 as fans scream ‘they’re so moreish’

A POPULAR crisp brand is bringing back its incredibly “moreish” festive flavour for another year. Following the success of the Christmas snack after its launch last year, the savoury treat is set to return. A popular festive crisp flavour is returning for 2026 Credit: Alamy Fairfields Farm’s Honey Roasted Chestnut & Sage crisps were a hit last year Credit: Fairfields Farm Fairfields Farm is known for its tasty handcooked crisps, made using spuds grown in Colchester, Essex. Last festive season, the brand delighted crisp lovers with the launch of its limited edition Christmas flavour. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! The Fairfields Farm Honey Roasted Chestnut & Sage crisps became an instant hit with shoppers. And now they’re making a comeback. The “sweet, nutty and herby” variety will be available once again in September, so there’s plenty of time to enjoy them before December 25. Fairfields Farm co-founder, Robert Strathern, said that relaunching the crisps after their hugely successful debut was a no-brainer. “Bringing back Honey Roasted Chestnut & Sage flavour for 2026 was an easy decision for us,” he said. “It quickly became a customer favourite, offering the perfect balance of sweet and savoury flavours.” Most read in Money They’re made from homegrown potatoes and then “sliced, cooked and seasoned with joyful flavour”. And the spud skin is left on for added crunch. The Honey Roasted Chestnut & Sage crisps will be available in 150g share bags and available via the Fairfields Farm website along with selected retailers. Crisp lovers have left rave reviews for the Christmas flavour on social media, with one writing: “They are soooo moreish.” “They are great,” another wrote, while others shared their excitement to try them. One commenter penned: “Oh wow, looking forward to these bad boys!” “These sound AMAZING,” penned one more. Comment now