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if you were going to the chippy, what would you get?
Me. I'd get
Steak Pudding Chips Peas Gravy and a buttered barm then i'd put ketchup all over it all ![]() ![]() ![]() What woudl you get. and PS is yr local chippy any good? |
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I'd either get Cod & Chips with mushy peas or if it's a chinese I'd get Sausage, chips and curry sauce.
I'd have a few sliced of buttered bread with it and a cup of tea with the Fish & Chips, or a glass of coke with the Sausage chips & curry. Just Salt & Vinegar on both we have plenty of good chippies here being not too far from Fleetwood. |
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Fishcake, chips (salt and vinegar) and scrumps with a pot of curry sauce.
Yummy!! |
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Nothing. Homemade, thick cut chips and freshly battered FRESH cod cooked at home on the deep fryer. Delicious and cheaper and healthier than the local chippy.
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Nothing. Homemade, thick cut chips and freshly battered FRESH cod cooked at home on the deep fryer. Delicious and cheaper and healthier than the local chippy.
![]() I get the picture, you don't like having a day off from cooking and prefer home-cooked every time. That's fine, but it doesn't seem fair to keep harping on about it when somebody else fancies a change and asks for opinions on eating out (I've seen your other posts ) .
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mini fish and chips with mushy peas
![]() only have it about once a year - usually the night before i go on holiday !! |
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I go to my local 'Village Fish Bar' about once every 1-2 weeks; quite besides the very unfortunate name, compounded by the reputation of the area (including a sex shop being a few doors up); what strikes me most is how few people who go there, as to Fish & Chip Shops in general in my observations, actually buy fish. Sauges, pasties and assorted other scraggy meat products are invariably the order of the day.
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Cod and chips for me.
I don't like the look of anything else. |
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steak and kidley pie mushy peas curry sauce pickled egg
and warburtons bread and butter
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I find it interesting with the local variations on 'fish and chips' options. Hubby's from Nottingham and there it's normal to have mint sauce on your mushy peas. When I've been 'up north' on holidays you can get 'scrats' (or is it scraps?
) which are the bits of batter that fall off in the fryer.Where we live the local chip shops close at about 9pm so they must make a good living!
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Depends ... usually chicken nuggets and chips, but if it's a chippy that does really good fish and/or batter (there is one about 15 miles from me that is actually divine) , I'll get a plaice or haddock.
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Usually a steaklet supper and curry sauce and hubby gets scampi supper or deep fried pizza if it's the chippy! We usually have pizza and chinese on a Friday night instead.
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I find it interesting with the local variations on 'fish and chips' options. Hubby's from Nottingham and there it's normal to have mint sauce on your mushy peas. When I've been 'up north' on holidays you can get 'scrats' (or is it scraps?
) which are the bits of batter that fall off in the fryer.Where we live the local chip shops close at about 9pm so they must make a good living! ![]() You can get scraps everywhere!
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Mmmmm - haven't been to a chippy for aaages! Last time I did though, I was in Cornwall, and we ate fish & chips on the beach at the end the a long day there - was fab!
I'd therefore have the same as I had then - haddock and chips with mushy peas. Plenty of salt and vinegar. |
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You can get scraps everywhere! |
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My local chippy is awesome. Whenever I go, which is about once a month, I always get the same thing - haddock and chips and mushy peas for the princely sum of £4.
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Haggis Supper & a bottle of IRN-BRU.
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Me. I'd get
Steak Pudding Chips Peas Gravy and a buttered barm then i'd put ketchup all over it all ![]() ![]() ![]() What woudl you get. and PS is yr local chippy any good? fish and chips. Or something chinese varies everytime. It has been a while since I was in a chippy. |
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just a bag of chips
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My local chippy is awesome. Whenever I go, which is about once a month, I always get the same thing - haddock and chips and mushy peas for the princely sum of £4.
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Chips and curry sauce. My local chippy does awful chips but lovely curry sauce, if doused in sauce the chips are edible. I like to put them in a butty with cheese
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Recently came home from a holiday in the North East, My OH wanted Haddock and chips, so went into the chippy which was packed and had a sign up saying to let them know if you wanted fish when entering the shop...so OH pipped up that he wanted fish
When he got to he counter and said "Haddock and chips please" the woman angrily told him she had already cooked him Cod OH, equally as angry stated he didnt want Cod he wanted Haddock! "but you ordered fish" she told him..to which he replied "what the hell is Haddock if its not fish" ![]() To which she said "Haddock is Haddock, Fish is just Cod" ![]() ![]() ![]() Can anyone from the North East tell me why Fish is just Cod, and if so, what is Haddock ![]()
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Steak Pudding, Curry Sauce and Chips. Not easy to get being down South, best I have had is at the Mill Lane Chippy in Macclesfield
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Nothing. Homemade, thick cut chips and freshly battered FRESH cod cooked at home on the deep fryer. Delicious and cheaper and healthier than the local chippy.
I really look forward to fish and chips but end up disappointed! I now ask for chicken and chips! |
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Fish and chips and occasionally onion rings - but I only usually get them if hubby wants to share a fish and I'm hungry!
Luckily our local chippy, we know the owners as we photographed their wedding. They occasionally give us freebies
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You can get scraps everywhere!
