I have still got the flu, and my sister asked if i wanted chippy chips and sauasge for tea ( last week)..so i said oohh that sounds nice ..and it was..It was chippy chips,gravy and sausage..yum, made me feel better, what i could taste etc

what do you like at the chippy

I love fish and chips with loads of salt and vinegar, and fresh white buttered bread from home

9.9 times out of 10 it will be a half lot.

That is a small fish and chips which is still a decent sized portion. Several chippies sell it for £2.50 which is a great price.

deep fried pizza supper cant be beaten

Fish and chips, salt and vinegar and curry sauce

Chicken supper, fritters are nice as well.

Either Spam Fritter or a Battered Sausage.. yum! yum! yum!, The nicest I've had, is a fish and chip shop thats about a 20 minute walk from me, or 5 minutes when my dad can be bothered to cycle there, my dad knows the owner, so we sometimes get scraps/extras with our meal, so thats a bonus.. =)

potato pie, chips and mushy peas

or steak pudding, chips and gravy

Just chips with lots and lots of salt and vinegar and a pickled onion. Mmmmmmm.

Ha! I'm not surprised a fellow Weightwatcher and Scot would gravitate towards this thread, hi fizzle

Does Pia in Lochwinnoch still exist? If it does their chippies are legendary.

There's a big difference between a Scottish and an English chippy. I'm biased of course but I think Scots chippies are way better- unfortunately on account of the sheer greasiness of the chips. Also, the batter is different; lovely.

I don't generally do chippies down here in the south, but I would hitchhike up the M1 to have a haggis supper, or a hamburger supper, or a pizza crunch supper, with plenty of salt and vinegar (or 'sauce' if I'm in Edinburgh), served in a newspaper- yes, some places still do it- with an old fashioned glass bottle of Irn Bru or Red Kola.

I'm sure my fellow Scots will appreciate!


Damn I'm hungry

Rock salmon and chips!

Haddock chips and mushy peas with lots of salt & vinegar.

Fish and chips covered in salt and vinegar, scraps covered in chip spice and a potato scallop sandwich

For me its fish chips and curry sauce or fritter & curry sauce, my boys love pizza & chips

Oops you caught me out, haha! I must admit I've not seen Pia but I usually get my chips from La Dolce Vita in Lochwinnoch, they're absolutely gorgeous.

And yes I definitely agree with you about Scottish chippies being miles better!

White pudding* supper, the great Edinburgh speciality.

*ie Oatmeal pudding, not to be confused with other kinds of white pudding.

Chips, rice and onion gravy with plenty of vinegar on the top.

A mix with gravy (chips peas and gravy) I am fussy about the way i like my peas and gravy though !!!!

Beef and onion pie, curry sauce, and small fish and chips from a place in Leicester.

Baked bean or mushy pea fritters.

Mixed kebab meat and chips with chilli sauce and garlic mayo. Makes me feel dirty but I love it.

Balti pie (only 1 chippie near me does it but they got taken over and the chips are rank now)
chips
cheese and onion fry

What's that?

Spam fritter but hardly any chippies do them in Edinburgh.

Chips with loads of vinegar and onion rings. I would love to try a battered Mars Bar but they don't do them round here.

I haven't had a takeaway for months now. I kinda miss them.