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Previously on "Irish Fish 'n' Chips"

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  • norrahe
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    Originally posted by Jubber View Post
    Have you been to Belgium yet? Their Frit Kots are something else. Piquante Sauce was my favourite mayo.
    Yep, moules or steak frites

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  • d000hg
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    Has anyone here ever eaten a pickled egg? Do they still have them in a giant glass jar, like something you'd keep a fetus in (rather neatly as the comparison goes).

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  • Jubber
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    Originally posted by norrahe View Post
    Always preferred the chips in blighty, as it was rare to find a chippy in Ireland that didn't serve frozen chips

    Fish and chip shop chips became a staple as a student as you could get a huge bag for 50p which in London was a bargain.

    Though I did like chips and curry sauce

    Over here they serve "Vlaamse friets" home cut fries with the skins on and often deep fried in butter and served with a mustard or curry mayo, mmmmmmmmm.
    Have you been to Belgium yet? Their Frit Kots are something else. Piquante Sauce was my favourite mayo.

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  • norrahe
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    Always preferred the chips in blighty, as it was rare to find a chippy in Ireland that didn't serve frozen chips

    Fish and chip shop chips became a staple as a student as you could get a huge bag for 50p which in London was a bargain.

    Though I did like chips and curry sauce

    Over here they serve "Vlaamse friets" home cut fries with the skins on and often deep fried in butter and served with a mustard or curry mayo, mmmmmmmmm.

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  • cailin maith
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    Originally posted by stek View Post
    Irish can't do proper fish and chips - no gravy and the mushy peas lack wetness.

    And they call the chippy the chipper!
    Took me ages to get used to saying chippy rather than chipper. When I say it at home now people think I'm talking about a bloody carpenter.

    Chippy chips are rubbish in Ireland. Whenever my parents come over they always insit on having a chippy tea

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  • Old Greg
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    Originally posted by Uncle Albert View Post
    You're a wrong 'un
    Ask him about pea wet.

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  • Uncle Albert
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    Originally posted by stek View Post
    Irish can't do proper fish and chips - no gravy and the mushy peas lack wetness.
    And they call the chippy the chipper!
    You're a wrong 'un

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  • stek
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    Irish Fish 'n' Chips

    Irish can't do proper fish and chips - no gravy and the mushy peas lack wetness.

    And they call the chippy the chipper!

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  • darmstadt
    started a topic Irish Fish 'n' Chips

    Irish Fish 'n' Chips

    Today it was National Fish and Chips day in Ireland, Norrahe, you missed it!!!

    ITICA announces fourth annual National Fish & Chips Day — ITICA

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