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Re: gravy - thick or thin

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Originally Posted by superbiatch (Post 34748968)

I also like chips and gravy sandwiches (or butties as we call them in Liverpool :p:)

Agreed :) cant beat a good chip butty haha. I can have gravy or curry myself just depends what I fancy on my chips at the time.

Damn am even more hungry now lol.

Re: gravy - thick or thin

behold salvation chip shop curry sauce

Re: gravy - thick or thin

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Originally Posted by icestar2 (Post 34753685)

Wow this thread makes one very hungry lol.

I was very surprised to see that some chippy's dont do gravy ? thats like a sin or something lol. I thought all chippys did gravy and curry as its like their 2 main sauces I would of though. Look at that you learn something new everyday :)

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Agreed :) cant beat a good chip butty haha. I can have gravy or curry myself just depends what I fancy on my chips at the time.

Damn am even more hungry now lol.

No Gravy down here at the chippy and it is only in the last few years they do curry sauce. Gravy didn't seem to be an option where hubby comes from in the Midlands but they do batter the chips :erm:

Another plain flour in the juices gravy method user here with a touch of gravy browning if it looks a bit peaky and a good slosh of wine & vegetable water rather than stock for us.