Thread: Chips and Gravy
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Old 06-07-2006, 10:04   #91
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Re: Chips and Gravy

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Originally Posted by homealone
agreed - round here they tend to be called 'scallops'

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too close to Labour headquarters, for me
Haven't a clue, it's just near my nannys house. You used to have to queue for about an hour just to get in the door.

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- I must have tried a poor shop, as the liquor was bordering on rancid, the pie had soggy pastry & the blandest filling imaginable, while the mash was watery & full of lumps....
I have to say, I like the pastry soggy, and the mash is supposed to have lumps in it. Maybe p&m just isn't for you.... And the vinegar has to have small dried chillie peppers in it too.

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- Cockles & Winkles, for me, Whelks are just chewy
Lovely, with white pepper and vinegar on them.
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