For a shared office supply, Tesco Mixed Snacks offers 30 individual packs containing several maize-based snack types, while Walkers Monster Munch Variety offers 12 packs across three flavours. Choose according to the number of servings and flavours your team needs, then check each current pack label: similar-looking Quavers and Skips products are primarily potato-starch and tapioca snacks, respectively.
Work out how many individually packed servings the team will use before choosing a carton. Tesco Groceries lists 30 inner packs for Tesco Mixed Snacks and 12 for Walkers Monster Munch Variety; the number of packs and grams per serving answer different questions.
Check the base ingredient rather than the shape of the snack. Walkers UK lists maize first for Wotsits Cheese, whereas its Quavers Cheese lists potato starch first. Tesco Groceries describes Skips Prawn Cocktail as a tapioca snack containing maize flour.
Check the current ingredients and allergen statements for every flavour in a shared pack, and keep the labelled packaging available. For example, Walkers UK lists milk for Wotsits Cheese and milk, barley, soya and wheat for Quavers Cheese.
Start with the number of servings needed, then check the ingredient base, allergen statements and information for each individual portion.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Office supply | Count the inner packs, note the grams per pack and check whether the carton has one flavour or several. Tesco Groceries lists 30 packs in Tesco Mixed Snacks and 12 packs of 20 g in Monster Munch Variety. | I need enough separate packs for the colleagues who will use them; a small multipack may suit a trial but not a larger shared supply. |
| Maize content | Read the product description and first ingredients for the exact flavour. Tesco Groceries describes Monster Munch Variety as baked corn snacks, Quavers Cheese as potato-starch based and Skips Prawn Cocktail as a tapioca snack with maize flour. | If the brief specifically calls for maize snacks, I do not want to substitute another puffed or light savoury snack just because it looks similar. |
| Allergen information | Review both ‘contains’ and ‘may contain’ statements on the current packs, including every flavour in a variety carton. Keep the original labels accessible when putting snacks out. | Colleagues need to be able to identify ingredients relevant to them before taking a pack; one suitable flavour does not establish that the whole selection is suitable. |
| Portion labels | Compare grams and nutrition information per individual pack, rather than treating packs of different sizes as equivalent. Check whether the team also wants choices beyond savoury snacks. | I want to see what each serving contains and offer a choice of snack types where that matters to the team. In a 2025 survey of more than 1,000 British workers, Just Eat for Business reported that 65% said they were more focused on health and nutrition than five years earlier. |
A strict maize requirement would exclude products whose main base is something else. Walkers UK lists potato starch first for Quavers Cheese, while Tesco Groceries describes Skips Prawn Cocktail as a tapioca snack with maize flour.
Read the ingredient list for the exact product and flavour before adding it to a maize-snack shortlist.
A six-pack and a 30-pack supply very different numbers of colleagues, even when both are sold as multipacks.
Estimate how many individual packs the office will use over the intended period, then compare pack count and portion size together.
A smaller pack may mean reordering more often.
Vegetarian suitability does not establish that a snack is free from milk, soya or cereals containing gluten. Walkers UK lists milk for Wotsits Cheese and several declared allergens for Quavers Cheese.
Check the current label for each product, retain its packaging and do not assume that an earlier purchase has an unchanged recipe.
These references describe particular snack lines, not every product sold under each brand.
Tesco Groceries describes its Mixed Snacks 30 Pack as a selection of onion rings, cheese puffs and bacon rashers containing maize-based snack types.
Its relevant lines include Monster Munch corn snacks and Wotsits Cheese, which Walkers UK lists with maize first. Quavers Cheese is a potato-starch alternative, not a strict maize choice.
Tesco Groceries lists Smiths Frazzles Bacon as a six-pack of 20 g savoury snacks for buyers specifically seeking bacon flavour.
Skips Prawn Cocktail is a small-portion savoury alternative. Tesco Groceries describes it as a tapioca snack containing maize flour.
These individually packed options include savoury corn snacks and sweet popcorn. Compare their serving counts and flavours against your office’s needs, and check the current labels before sharing.
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For an office wanting several savoury flavours in one carton, this has 12 individual 20 g packs. Check the allergen statement for each flavour before putting them out.
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For a team that wants a single cheese-flavoured snack, this carton contains 12 individual 16.5 g packs. Check the current ingredient and allergen information for this variant.
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For an office seeking a sweet popcorn choice alongside savoury snacks, this option has six individual 20 g packs. Check whether six servings cover the intended group and review the current allergen label.
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For colleagues who want a spicy savoury corn snack, this is a single-flavour selection of six 20 g packs. Check the current allergen statement, particularly for barley, soya and wheat, before sharing.
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For a smaller supply of cheese-flavoured maize snacks, this variant has six individual 16.5 g packs. Walkers UK lists milk for Wotsits Cheese; confirm the full statement on the current pack.
No. Tesco Groceries describes Monster Munch Variety as baked corn snacks, and Walkers UK lists maize first for Wotsits Cheese. Quavers Cheese lists potato starch first, while Skips Prawn Cocktail is described as a tapioca snack containing maize flour. Check the exact ingredient list if maize is a firm requirement.
Compare the number of individual packs with the servings your colleagues will need over the intended period, then check the weight of each serving. Tesco Groceries lists 30 inner packs for Tesco Mixed Snacks, compared with 12 packs of 20 g for Monster Munch Variety; neither count alone tells you which flavours colleagues will want.
Keep the original packaging available so colleagues can check ingredients and allergen statements for the snack they choose. Review the current label when reordering, especially for a variety pack whose flavours may have different ingredients.
No. Vegetarian suitability is separate from allergen information: Walkers UK lists milk for Wotsits Cheese and milk, barley, soya and wheat for Quavers Cheese. Use the current label for the exact product and the colleague’s relevant exclusions rather than relying on a vegetarian claim.