But it's pronounced "Butteh" surely :joker:. Made with a barm cake. There was a little stall where I lived in England called "The Butty Box" and I swear to god they made these roast beef buttehs that were basically THE best thing I've ever eaten. When we go to visit my wife's family I always try to get one and I cry if it's closed...

Tbf it’s common to call it butty

It’s said a lot in west midlands

I've never actually heard somebody irl say this word before :laugh:

The only thing I've really seen like this before is putting cheetos or flamin hot cheetos on a bagel with cream cheese (I've tried it like once when I was young and it was pretty good).

Aside from that I never thought to make a sandwich out of just chips. I've definitely added them onto a sandwich with other food in it though.

i just use warburtons with walkers or snackrite

mccoys cheese + red onion are to die for

I also say piece unless im ordering in a cafe [emoji23]

Gees a piece n sausage haha

:joker: I remember a Scottish friend of my mothers asking her if she wanted a piece...piece of what says mother?

Chip butty, bacon butty, but a crisp sarnie.

"Piece" is a very... ... ... Erm... "working class" term up here. It's one of my least favourite Scottish words :joker:. #ScottishCringe

i'm scottish and i have never ever used the term piece to refer to a sandwich

#ScottishCringe * 2 :laugh:

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