Updated 9:22pm 5 May 2012

Liverpool winner in TV crisps crunch

A LIVERPOOL entrepreneur will be among three adults pitted against three youngsters to create a new flavour of crisps on CBBC’s popular Beat the Boss programme.

Clare Molyneux, who won the Cosmopolitan Ultimate Women of the Year Award for 2007, appears on the show -– presented by Apprentice runner-up Saira Khan – tomorrow.

The programme pits a team of three children with raw entrepreneurial talent against a team of three adult business brains.

Both teams are given the same brief – to create a brand new product for the children’s market – but only one team can win.

The teams must come up with ideas for their product after carrying out market research and then work with a leading company to realise the prototype of their designs.

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