Chippy Tea

[Devon Malcolm]

@Chest Rockwell The shape of that plate is doing my head in but 9/10 for the meal.

Edited August 23, 2018 by Devon Malcolm

[Gus Mears]

Enormous fan of Richard's effort. Fish exploding out of the batter like a piscine Alien chestburster.

[Thunderplex]

Talking of chippy curry sauce, the first one was made by a company in Openshawe in the late 60’s called Dinaclass.  The owner used to go in the bank where my mum worked and chat her up.  

[PunkStep]

I've had fish & chips THREE times this week. Ok, I'm on holiday in the West Country, but I still think this thread is the single biggest reason.

[Rey_Piste]

26 minutes ago, PunkStep said:

I've had fish & chips THREE times this week. Ok, I'm on holiday in the West Country, but I still think this thread is the single biggest reason.

I live in Devon by the seaside, with a few good chippies nearby, but I have been good and resisting getting anything. I am definitely getting cod and chips and a few beers tomorrow evening.

[TheTonetta]

The local kebab shop here, The guy always calls me Big Man and shouts as I go in. The Pizzas are rank. Like Goodfellas only he'll charge you £5 for a small. Fuck off.

 

Decent cheesy fries though.

[Chest Rockwell]

It was really good. Even by the already high standards of the Deep Sea Fish Bar, I would say the grumpy old prick outdid himself!

[Rule One]

13 hours ago, Thunderplex said:

Talking of chippy curry sauce, the first one was made by a company in Openshawe in the late 60’s called Dinaclass.  The owner used to go in the bank where my mum worked and chat her up.  

Dinaclass is still a staple in our house but the smaller bags are getting harder to source as well as being vastly over priced. Cash and carry places around Manchester still stock it but it is in larger quantities than I'd ideally like.

[Merzbow]

"Irish Curry Sauce" is just McDonnells, right? They sell it or used to sell tubs of it in English supermarkets too but I can't remember seeing it for a while now.

[Otto Dem Wanz]

22 minutes ago, Rule One said:

Dinaclass is still a staple in our house but the smaller bags are getting harder to source as well as being vastly over priced. Cash and carry places around Manchester still stock it but it is in larger quantities than I'd ideally like.

I googled this and it turns out you can buy a sack of their curry for £25 off Amazon.

I might be seeing some of you in #EATCLEAN shortly.

[Rule One]

7 minutes ago, Otto Dem Wanz said:

I googled this and it turns out you can buy a sack of their curry for £25 off Amazon.

I might be seeing some of you in #EATCLEAN shortly.

£25 for six gallons worth, not bad. There's a place in Broughton that does it for around £20 but last time I got it from there I split the bag and lost around half the contents. I stick to the small but overpriced bags from a local fishmonger now.

[PowerButchi]

A light dinner.

 

 

Edited August 24, 2018 by PowerButchi

[Lion_of_the_Midlands]

Ok this thread is getting deep into my subconscious mind. Just driving along in the car and Let It Be comes on the radio.

Let's just say, speaking words of wisdom, chippy tea. 

Edited August 24, 2018 by Lion_of_the_Midlands
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[Hannibal Scorch]

1 hour ago, PowerButchi said:

A light dinner.

 

 

but it's lunchtime...

Edited August 24, 2018 by Hannibal Scorch

[HeavyT]

One of my local chippies. Former national champions ;)