[King Gizzard]

If I’m feeling cheeky enough maybe a fish cake, but you have to wait for them to cook

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by Jake.

Probably my last choice for a takeaway but anything really, chips with fish or sausage and curry sauce, also love the spring rolls they do

Yeah I will beg and cry before we get a chippy. Usually only get one in the week running up to Christmas when every other takeaway has been exhausted and we're busy and need to grab and eat.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Josy I lived in England for 2 years and all you can really get is fish suppers . Some places do pies but they're not even deep fried... and sausage but it's not even in batter! Basically, they don't have proper chippies in England. And that was Lancashire, I can only imagine what apocalyptic chippy wasteland lies further south...


But on the subject of real chippies... I am partial to a steak pie supper, black pudding supper, or a cheeky half pizza crunch. Which for the uninitiated... is half of a cheap arse pizza deep fried in batter. When they're done right they're amazing... hahaha.



They look so horrendous .

That said, I've kind of gone off chippy chips. There's one opposite my work and I've had one too many I think, haven't really been able to stomach them for over a year.

May as well eat a pound of lard

[JerseyWins]

Yeah, that thing on the right looks pretty gross. Also the fries (chips ) look cold & soggy.

[Black Dagger]

Sausage, chips and gravy x

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

English sausage supper:




Actual (Scottish) sausage supper:

In England we call those pictures "Fresh" and "Stale".

[Ant.]

donner kebab OR FISH CHIPS AND CURRY

[Littlegreen]

I only have it once a year (Christmas Eve) pea fritter and chips.

[Strictly Jake]

Usually steak and kidney pudding and chips

The occasional cheeky battered sausage

Or just chips to put in bread

[Daniel-X]

Chips, mushy peas and gravy usually

[reece(:]

Nothing they are disgusting

[BigSister]

Chicken burger and chips usually