• A homeowner in the UK, Martyn Winterburn, discovered a 50-year-old packet of Quavers crisps while digging in his garden. The packet was found buried about 6 inches deep and was remarkably well-preserved, with the crisps still intact and the packaging still sealed.

• Winterburn was shocked to find the vintage Quavers, which were first introduced in 1968. He believes the packet may have been buried by a previous homeowner as a prank or time capsule. The discovery has generated significant interest and nostalgia, with many people on social media reminiscing about the classic snack.

• Experts have suggested that the airtight packaging and lack of oxygen in the soil helped preserve the Quavers over the decades. While the crisps are likely no longer edible, the find has been described as a "time capsule" that offers a glimpse into the past and the enduring popularity of the Quavers brand.