Emily Crisps are set to spice up 2025 with the launch of their new Sriracha flavoured Seaweed Crisps just in time for Valentine's Day. Launching on January 20th these promise to be bold on taste and satisfying to crunch. With no artificial colourings or flavours, this latest addition to the best selling Emily Seaweed Crisp range is sure to give you all the heat, and at less than 100 calories per bag, zero guilt. 

With the Asian trend showing no sign of slowing down, 2025 is predicted to be the biggest year yet for Asian flavours. An 8.9% boost is expected in the category with Sriracha continuing to top the taste bud charts making this new flavour a must have. Available in 18g and 50g packs and priced at £1.10 and £2 respectively,  Emily Sriracha Crisps will be available nationwide so no one misses out and will join the current line up of Sea Salt, Salt & Vinegar and Cheese flavours which are currently available across multiple retailers including Tesco, Waitrose, Co-op, Holland & Barrett, Abel & Cole, Ocado and Amazon. 

The aphrodisiac boost you need this Valentine's, Sriracha is made up of key ingredients that can enhance bodily sensations and blood flow. The spicy flavour of Sriracha comes from capsaicin which is known to enhance bodily sensations, another key ingredient is garlic which can improve blood circulation. With hot sauces known to boost endorphins and dopamine -  courtesy of Emily's Sriracha Crisps a sensational Valentine's awaits. 

Low on calories, high in fibre and taste, free of nasties and brimming with libido -  like all the best relationships, Emily's Sriracha Crisps gives without wanting anything in return - just love. 

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