A mother-of-three says she was shocked to open a bag of her favourite crisps and discovered the world 's smallest Wotsits inside . Ayesha Bhatti , 29 , from Derby , found several mini-Wotsits measuring just 1cm long in her 99p multi-pack of the cheesy snacks . The crisps were dwarved by the regular versions , which measure around 3.5cm , much to the amusement of her family . Scroll down for video . Mother-of-three Ayesha Bhatti , 29 , says she was shocked to open a bag of her favourite crisps and discovered the world 's smallest Wotsits inside . ' I have never seen Wotsits as small as that , ' said the full-time mother , who bought the packets in the Derby branch of discount store Home Bargains on Wednesday last week . 'It 's so funny . My family eats quite a lot of them and I like them because they 're not oily like other crisps . ' I think these ones could possibly be the smallest in the world . What are the chances of finding so many at once ? It 's very unusual . 'They certainly would n't fill you up but I suppose they 're good if you 're on a diet . ' The crisps were dwarved by the regular versions , which measure around 3.5cm , much to the amusement of Ms Bhatti and her family . Ms Bhatti said she has not contacted manufacturers Walkers over the minature crisps , but said she would do if she found more . ' I do n't feel ripped off , ' she said . 'At the end of the day they 're Wotsits . I have n't spoken to Walkers about it and I did n't take them back to the shop . ' I do n't feel hard done by , it 's quite funny really , my kids think they 're hilarious . 'But if it happened again , I would probably have a word with Walkers . Ms Bhatti found several mini-Wotsits measuring just 1cm long in her 99p multi-pack of the cheesy snacks which she bought at a discount retailer in Derby . ' I 'd already seen a post on Facebook where somebody was saying they had small Wotsits so I 'm not the only one . ' Ms Bhatti says she and her family have decided against eating the crisps , but do not know what they are going to do with them . 'At first the kids were really excited and wanted to eat them but when we found more they said they wanted to keep them , ' she said . ' I 'm not sure what I 'm going to do with the Wotsits now . The kids will probably go in the cupboard and eat them when my back is turned . '
Ayesha Bhatti , 29 , found a number of the crisps measuring just 1cm long . Regular versions of the snacks are 99p times as big as the mini crisps . Ms Bhatti 's children think the tiny Wotsits are 'hilarious '