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obi1kanobi
13-07-2011
I know this may not be to everyone's taste, but where in Scotland would be the best place to try a Deep Fried Mars Bar & Deep Fried Ice Cream?

Never had it.......want to try it!
Russ_WWFC
13-07-2011
I'm not going anywhere near Scotland in the future but would love to try some of their delicacies.

I know they do Deep Fried Mars Bars in Hayes, on the main road near The Grapes pub because I have had one. Delicious!
obi1kanobi
13-07-2011
Originally Posted by Russ_WWFC:
“I'm not going anywhere near Scotland in the future but would love to try some of their delicacies.

I know they do Deep Fried Mars Bars in Hayes, on the main road near The Grapes pub because I have had one. Delicious!”

Where about is Hayes? I'm definitely going to try some when im next over, trying to get my brain around the deep fried ice-cream, but ive been told that it is available!!
Russ_WWFC
13-07-2011
It's in the West of London, about 10 miles from Wembley Stadium
mariets
13-07-2011
Our local Chinese does them and we live in Wales! Never had one though.
MarzBar85
13-07-2011
Most local chip shops should do them.

If not, buy a Mars Bar, ask them to dip it in batter and fry it until the batter cooks.

Don't get the king sized mars bars!
Swarfega
13-07-2011
Originally Posted by MarzBar85:
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Don't get the king sized mars bars!”

You can't. You'll have to staple the two parts of a Mars duo together, and that's just too much like hard work.


As for the OP, I've been looking round here for a place which does deep fried mars bars but have had no luck. It's actually the deep fried battered pizza that I really want to try.
_Venger_
13-07-2011
I live in Scotland and not once have I been in a chippy that served a deep fried Mars Bar
gds1972
13-07-2011
Originally Posted by Russ_WWFC:
“I'm not going anywhere near Scotland in the future but would love to try some of their delicacies.

I know they do Deep Fried Mars Bars in Hayes, on the main road near The Grapes pub because I have had one. Delicious!”

I didn't know that.

However there is a kebab shop near the Grapes that I have actually found that does a decent kebab.
soapaddictDS
13-07-2011
Originally Posted by _Venger_:
“I live in Scotland and not once have I been in a chippy that served a deep fried Mars Bar”

Ditto!
badcompany3004
13-07-2011
I wouldn't mind trying Deep Fried Ice Cream, do they flash fry it or something, it would have to be quick to prevent the ice cream melting.

I quite like hot and cold together in foods, it is really lovely sensation.
obi1kanobi
14-07-2011
Originally Posted by Swarfega:
“You can't. You'll have to staple the two parts of a Mars duo together, and that's just too much like hard work.


As for the OP, I've been looking round here for a place which does deep fried mars bars but have had no luck. It's actually the deep fried battered pizza that I really want to try.”

I had a deep fried pizza from a van that used to drive around the area, it wasn't battered though, it was kinda like a semi frozen pizza dunked into hot oil. Tasted good, but i swear i could hear my arteries clogging up as i was eating it!
obi1kanobi
14-07-2011
Originally Posted by badcompany3004:
“I wouldn't mind trying Deep Fried Ice Cream, do they flash fry it or something, it would have to be quick to prevent the ice cream melting.

I quite like hot and cold together in foods, it is really lovely sensation.”

Don't have a clue how they would do it! Its something i'm quite eager to try though!
BrunoStreete
14-07-2011
Originally Posted by badcompany3004:
“I wouldn't mind trying Deep Fried Ice Cream, do they flash fry it or something, it would have to be quick to prevent the ice cream melting.

I quite like hot and cold together in foods, it is really lovely sensation.”

Just deep fried as normal I think. The batter protects it.

I've had it, it's nothing that exciting, bit like a profiterole.
grassmarket
14-07-2011
Originally Posted by obi1kanobi:
“I know this may not be to everyone's taste, but where in Scotland would be the best place to try a Deep Fried Mars Bar & Deep Fried Ice Cream?

Never had it.......want to try it! ”

Stonehaven, a small town about 15 miles south of Aberdeen is where the dish was invented, so it is to deep fried Mars Bars what Bordeaux is to wine.
Russ_WWFC
14-07-2011
Originally Posted by gds1972:
“I didn't know that.

However there is a kebab shop near the Grapes that I have actually found that does a decent kebab.”

Yeah, it's run by Asians... you come right out of Church Road (the right hand exit as you look at the opposite side of the road) then cross the road. It's about a few minutes walk up that parade of shops, it has a yellow frontage if I recall correctly. I has 2 Samosas, chips and a deep fried Mars Bar when I went to the footy at Hayes (now sadly demolished for a poxy housing estate)

Only other place I saw them was in the Lake District, which was where I discovered them. I really want to try deep fried cadburys creme eggs!
degsyhufc
14-07-2011
Originally Posted by badcompany3004:
“I wouldn't mind trying Deep Fried Ice Cream, do they flash fry it or something, it would have to be quick to prevent the ice cream melting.

I quite like hot and cold together in foods, it is really lovely sensation.”

I've seen it at the other end of the scale. It was done by a top chef. Very ponsy to do deep fried ice cream..
degsyhufc
14-07-2011
Anthony Bourdain in Scotland tasting deep fried goodies including pizza and pickled egg
http://youtu.be/a-rUYtO242M?t=2m13s
badcompany3004
14-07-2011
Originally Posted by degsyhufc:
“I've seen it at the other end of the scale. It was done by a top chef. Very ponsy to do deep fried ice cream..”

Cheers
grassmarket
14-07-2011
Originally Posted by degsyhufc:
“Anthony Bourdain in Scotland tasting deep fried goodies including pizza and pickled egg
http://youtu.be/a-rUYtO242M?t=2m13s”

No, no no, you don't batter the deep fried pizza. Honestly, that's weegies for you. No class.
degsyhufc
14-07-2011
Well, they did only batter one side
gds1972
14-07-2011
Originally Posted by Russ_WWFC:
“Yeah, it's run by Asians... you come right out of Church Road (the right hand exit as you look at the opposite side of the road) then cross the road. It's about a few minutes walk up that parade of shops, it has a yellow frontage if I recall correctly. I has 2 Samosas, chips and a deep fried Mars Bar when I went to the footy at Hayes (now sadly demolished for a poxy housing estate)

Only other place I saw them was in the Lake District, which was where I discovered them. I really want to try deep fried cadburys creme eggs!”

Thanks for that.

I think the football ground is going to be the old Yeading ground once it's been rebuilt.
The Terminator
15-07-2011
Originally Posted by grassmarket:
“No, no no, you don't batter the deep fried pizza. Honestly, that's weegies for you. No class.”

Never seen that done before in my puff, it's not a typical Glaswegian thing at all, and certainly not "the industry standard" as said in the video.
Russ_WWFC
15-07-2011
Originally Posted by gds1972:
“Thanks for that.

I think the football ground is going to be the old Yeading ground once it's been rebuilt.”

Yes, it is. Sharing at Woking FC for this season. Church Road was a cracking ground though and will be sadly missed
cupovcoffee?
15-07-2011
how does the deep fried icecream work?
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