Stuff people eat with chips

[gricerboy]

What's the weather like in Denmark this morning then?

Aye,

grand.

[Sysman]

What's for pudding?

You only get pudding if you finish your first course!

as said by a barmaid when we were struggling with a corned beef hash filled Yorkshire pudding.

[Sysman]

Yes but I don't think that's in anyway related to my taste in chips.


This place I go does the American style "homefries" - big chunky ones with the skins left on. Really good dusted in either icing sugar or cinnamon. You just have to think of it as a sweet snack rather than a savoury one.

Who's got the sick bucket????

[Sysman]

Where have you been in Holland where you've had to speak Dutch?
Even the homeless over there speak perfect English and take away proprietors/staff speak better English than their UK counterparts

Immigrants. Believe it or not I've come across Indians here on the mainland who cannot speak English, but can speak the local lingo.

[d000hg]

Actually French Fries are fine with sweet accompaniments, thin crisp ones anyway... they are fairly taste-neutral and tend to be salty, which means they can be dipped in sweet stuff. Just the same as bread can be used with jam or ham... it's a bit pointless but not disgusting per se.

[norrahe]

Frites (Belgian style) with Mayo

Chip shop chips with salt (please no vinegar)

Though if it's steak and chips, nothing beats a bearnaise sauce, mmmmmmm

[Old Greg]

The nastiest thing I've ever come across is that Lancashire (or at least Wigan / Bolton) delicacy of chips and pea wet. For the unenlightened, pea wet is the thin green liquid that drains from mushy peas. As in, 'Do you want some wet on that, luv?'

Urban Dictionary: pea wet

Dirty, dirty b@stards.

[norrahe]

The nastiest thing I've ever come across is that Lancashire (or at least Wigan / Bolton) delicacy of chips and pea wet. For the unenlightened, pea wet is the thin green liquid that drains from mushy peas. As in, 'Do you want some wet on that, luv?'

Urban Dictionary: pea wet

Dirty, dirty b@stards.

[cailin maith]

The nastiest thing I've ever come across is that Lancashire (or at least Wigan / Bolton) delicacy of chips and pea wet. For the unenlightened, pea wet is the thin green liquid that drains from mushy peas. As in, 'Do you want some wet on that, luv?'

Urban Dictionary: pea wet

Dirty, dirty b@stards.

Totally agree - that is beyond minging!!

Chips and Mayo - delish.

Chips and Coleslaw - even more delish.

Chips and Cheesy Coleslaw - super delish.

All with Salt & Vinegar.

Another wierd thing - at home, Chippies are called Chippers, people still look at me a bit odd when I refer to them as that.

[Old Greg]

Totally agree - that is beyond minging!!

Chips and Mayo - delish.

Chips and Coleslaw - even more delish.

Chips and Cheesy Coleslaw - super delish.

All with Salt & Vinegar.

Another wierd thing - at home, Chippies are called Chippers, people still look at me a bit odd when I refer to them as that.

Mmmm, Enzo's chipper in Ennis.