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Old 10-03-2009, 09:25   #41
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Re: gravy - thick or thin

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Originally Posted by Saaf_laandon_mo View Post
Gravy at KFC? I've never had gravy and chips from the chippy (probably because I live in London and not up north - not seen it in any of my local chippies). Can someone explain what the Gravy on chips is? Is it like traditional gravy? Or something else?
It can't just be plain old gravy, its gotta be thick! You tend to get onion and mushroom in it (or at least the flavour) and its usually so thick that it doesn't dribble through and collect at the bottom, just sits on top - waiting to be eaten. Oh god, i'm so hungry now

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