Most crisp and chocolate snack aisles in Ireland are repetitive. After going down one or two aisles, you’ve seen all the options. You may even be more torn going down the snack aisle than you are when deciding what to eat because of how predictable the options are. That is not something to be concerned about. We make sure to stock imported snacks that take off in Ireland and the rest of the world. These include Takis, Buldak fire noodles, classic crisps, Walkers, Lays, Pringles, Jolly Ranchers, and Twizzlers. All may be ordered online and delivered quickly to any location in Ireland.
Here's what's in stock right now:
| Snack | Type | Flavour/Style | Price (Ireland) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Takis Fuego 92g | Corn snacks — rolled tortilla | Hot chilli & lime — extreme heat | €3.50 |
| Takis Blue Heat 100g | Corn snacks — rolled tortilla | Hot chilli — purple bag, iconic | €3.99 |
| Buldak (Noodles) | Japanese-style spicy noodles | Original fire chicken — viral worldwide | €2.50 |
| Buldak (Pot) | Japanese-style spicy noodle pot | Same bold heat, pot format | €2.49 |
| Buldak Pack of 5 | Multipack — best value | 5 packs of original Buldak | €5.00 |
| Lays | Classic crisps | Various flavours | €3.99 |
| Pringles | Stacked crisps | Various flavours | €3.00 |
| Walkers | Classic crisps | Various flavours | €1.50 |
| Jolly Rancher Hard Candy | American candy | Mixed fruit — watermelon, cherry, grape | €7.00 |
| Twizzlers Nibs Cherry | American candy | Cherry-flavoured chewy bites | €5.50 |
| RedBull Hard Candy | Novelty candy | Energy drink-inspired flavour | €3.50 |
| Vertax Jally Pop | Novelty candy / lollipop | Fruit-flavoured novelty sweet | €3.50 |
| American Jelly Fruits | Candy | Mixed fruit jelly sweets | €3.50 |
American snack culture has landed properly in Ireland over the last few years. The brands driving most of the interest are ones that either went viral on social media or simply aren't available anywhere else without importing them yourself.
Takis are rolled corn snacks made in Mexico, not standard crisps. The texture is completely different — denser, crunchier, and coated in seasoning rather than flavoured after cooking. Two variants are available here:
Takis Fuego (€3.50): hot chilli and lime. Rated 'extreme' by the brand. The most popular Takis variant in Ireland — these are proper corn snacks with a heat level that builds.
Takis Blue Heat (€3.99): the purple bag. Still hot, but slightly more manageable than Fuego. Popular with people who want the Takis experience without quite as much intensity.
Jolly Rancher Hard Candy (€7.00) is the American sweet that Irish people who've visited the States always come back talking about — intense, long-lasting fruit flavours in watermelon, cherry, and grape. Twizzlers Nibs Cherry (€5.50) are chewy cherry-flavoured bites — a different texture to anything you'd find in an Irish pick-and-mix. RedBull Hard Candy (€3.50) is the novelty pick — energy drink flavour in hard candy form. Unusual enough to be worth trying if you've never come across it.
Buldak has become one of the most-requested imported snacks in Ireland — driven by food challenges online and genuine word of mouth from people who tried it and couldn't stop talking about it.
What is Buldak? Buldak (불닭) is a Korean-style fire chicken instant noodle. The name means 'fire chicken' in Korean. It's significantly hotter than any standard instant noodle you'd find in an Irish supermarket — the heat is real and it builds.
Alongside the imports, we stock a selection of classic crisps that cover the everyday snacking bases — Walkers (€1.50), Pringles (€3.00), and Lays (€3.99). Walkers are the budget pick, Pringles for sharing, and Lays for anyone who prefers a thinner, crispier texture.
Vertax Jally Pop (€3.50) and American Jelly Fruits (€3.50) round out the candy side — fruit-flavoured novelty sweets that work well as an impulse buy alongside a main order.
Can't find what you're after in local shops? That's the point. These are snacks that most Irish supermarkets and convenience stores don't stock — which is exactly why ordering online makes sense.
Quick delivery throughout Ireland, including Dublin, Cork, Galway, and Limerick.
Currently in Ireland, snacks that are imported from the US and viral Asian brands are among the most searched and purchased snacks. Some of the leading corn snacks include Takis Fuego and Takis Blue Heat. Buldak fire noodles gained immense popularity after being featured in viral food challenges. In terms of candy, the leading American snacks that Irish residents purchase are Jolly Ranchers and Twizzlers. Lays and Pringles are leading classic crisps that most Irish residents are purchasing.
If you're looking for snacks in Ireland that are worth trying, here's what people are actually ordering:
When people search for Irish snacks to buy, they usually mean one of two things — either classic everyday snacks available in Ireland, or imported treats they can't find in local shops. Our range covers the imported side: American snacks like Takis, Jolly Ranchers, and Twizzlers, plus Korean imports like Buldak. All are available to buy online with fast delivery anywhere in Ireland.
If you're looking for Ireland snacks to try that go beyond what's on a standard supermarket shelf, Takis Fuego is the obvious starting point — intense, different, and genuinely popular. Buldak is the other one worth trying at least once, especially if you like spicy food. For something sweeter, Jolly Ranchers are a good introduction to American candy if you haven't had them before.
Traditional Irish snacks include Tayto Cheese and Onion crisps, Kimberley and Mikado biscuits, and Cadbury chocolate bars. These are the classics most Irish people grew up with. Alongside these, imported snacks from the US and Korea have become increasingly popular in Ireland over the past few years — particularly Takis, Buldak, and American candy brands that aren't available in most Irish shops.
For traditional Irish snacks, most supermarkets and corner shops across Ireland will have the classics. For imported snacks like Takis, Buldak, and American candy, physical shop availability is patchy — you'll find them in some specialist sweet shops and Asian grocery stores, but not reliably. Ordering online is the more practical option for consistent access to the full range, with delivery across Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and everywhere in Ireland.
Takis are rolled corn snacks made in Mexico, known for their intense flavour and distinctive shape. Takis Fuego — hot chilli and lime — is the most popular variant and is rated 'extreme' on the brand's own heat scale. Takis Blue Heat (the purple bag) is slightly less intense but still bold, with a strong following in Ireland. Both are corn snacks, not crisps in the traditional sense, which is part of what makes them different from standard offerings.
Buldak is a Korean-style fire chicken noodle — the name literally means 'fire chicken' in Korean. It went viral globally thanks to social media food challenges and has become one of the most sought-after imported snacks in Ireland. We stock both the standard Buldak noodle pack (€2.50) and the Buldak Pot format (€2.49), plus a pack of 5 for better value. The heat level is serious — these aren't your average noodles.
Purple snacks is a common way people refer to Takis Blue Heat — the snack with the distinctive purple packaging. Despite the name suggesting otherwise, Takis Blue Heat is a hot chilli-flavoured corn snack, just slightly less intense than Takis Fuego. Available here with delivery across Ireland.
Our snack range focuses on imported American candy and global flavour snacks rather than health-oriented products. For lighter options, Walkers (€1.50) and Pringles (€3.00) are the most straightforward picks. We don't currently stock dedicated protein snacks, keto snacks, or low-carb snack options — but our range is growing, so check back regularly.
Yes, we deliver snacks all throughout Ireland, including Dublin, Cork, and Galway! If you're looking for snacks in Cork and can't find them in local shops, the easiest option is to order them online.
Purple snacks is a common way people refer to Takis Blue Heat — the snack with the distinctive purple packaging. Despite the name suggesting otherwise, Takis Blue Heat is a hot chilli-flavoured corn snack, just slightly less intense than Takis Fuego. Available here with delivery across Ireland.
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