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Chris W 05-07-2006 19:24

Chips and Gravy
 
As the poll says, chips and gravy together? or are they two good things that should be kept seperate....

Fingy 05-07-2006 19:26

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Together, always, yummy!

Or chips, fried rice and gravy from the chinese.

Creative 05-07-2006 19:29

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
When I lived near London, I used to get strange looks when I asked chipshop people if they did gravy. I used to get it in Yorkshire, and I can get it in Portsmouth. Wierdo Londoners :)
I love chips and gravy.

Marge 05-07-2006 19:30

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Fan bloody tastic, chips and gravy with either a pudding, peas or a Hollands pie or just on its own :drool:

I'm always devastated when I venture down south and end up with a battered sausage instead :erm: :(

homealone 05-07-2006 19:34

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
nooooooooo

chips are supposed to be crispy on the outside, gravy just makes them soggy & washes the salt off :(

/notices Fingy doesn't believe in the Atkins approach to nutrition :D

Chris W 05-07-2006 19:35

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Marge
I'm always devastated when I venture down south and end up with a battered sausage instead :erm: :(

*tries to resist urges to make obscene comments* :disturbd:

Millay 05-07-2006 19:36

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
I like chips and tgravy, and you cant get much further south than me unless you live on the IOW..


I did howether vote ansty northern food... because im a southner and it would be wrong to vote any other way. :D

Fingy 05-07-2006 19:37

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
How anyone in Belfast, or anywhere in Ireland (North or South) could do atkins I don't know. How many types of bread do we have?

Jules 05-07-2006 19:39

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Chips and gravy = yummy!

homealone 05-07-2006 19:41

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Marge
Fan bloody tastic, chips and gravy with either a pudding, peas or a Hollands pie or just on its own :drool:

I'm always devastated when I venture down south and end up with a battered sausage instead :erm: :(

have you tried a saveloy ? :angel:

Creative 05-07-2006 19:42

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
nooooooooo

chips are supposed to be crispy on the outside, gravy just makes them soggy & washes the salt off :(

/notices Fingy doesn't believe in the Atkins approach to nutrition :D

That sea air has rotted your mind! ;)

I know someone who refuses to mix what he calls dry and wet foods. No baked beans etc with chips for example. He and you are missing out!

You cannot beat pie, chips and gravy, with maybe mushy peas. Its not good for you, but it tastes great!

Russ 05-07-2006 19:45

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Has to be McCain's oven chips with Oxo gravy otherwise yuk.

Jules 05-07-2006 19:45

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Nooo oxo gravy is no good unless you thicken it up Russ otherwise it is like witch wee!

Nugget 05-07-2006 19:47

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Creative
That sea air has rotted your mind! ;)

I know someone who refuses to mix what he calls dry and wet foods. No baked beans etc with chips for example. He and you are missing out!

You cannot beat pie, chips and gravy, with maybe mushy peas. Its not good for you, but it tastes great!

You chuffin' can beat it, preferably with a stick so you don't have to eat it!

I'm with my wee chum here - I'm only an adopted Northerner, but the entire concept of gravy on chips is just plain wrong :shocked:

Russ 05-07-2006 19:49

Re: Chips and Gravy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jules
Nooo oxo gravy is no good unless you thicken it up Russ otherwise it is like witch wee!

I thicken it with Bisto ;)


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