Source: Tayto

THE NEXT TIME you’re enjoying a pack of Tayto, look closely at the bag, because it’s undergone a slight but significant change.

From now on, new bags of Tayto will feature the Irish translation of the flavour underneath the English one:

Source: Tayto

Source: Tayto

So the bags will say “Brioscáin Phrátaí Faoi Bhlas…

Cáise & Oinniúin (Cheese and Onion);

(Cheese and Onion); Salainn & Finéagair (Salt and Vinegar);

(Salt and Vinegar); Bagúin Dheataithe (Smoky Bacon);

(Smoky Bacon); Nó Manglaim Cloicheán (Prawn Cocktail).”

Tayto previously released bags as Gaeilge to mark St Patrick’s Day last year:

Source: Tayto

The same was done for Seachtain na Gaeilge in 2013, along with a bit of retro packaging.

Source: Tayto

Those were limited edition packs, but the latest Irish translation is a permanent feature. The crispmakers also said that they want it to add it to more of their range of crisps and snacks in the future.

- With reporting from Gráinne Ní Aodha.

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Written by Valerie Loftus and posted on DailyEdge.ie

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