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I friend of ours owns/runs the local chippy, and she always has cheesy chips on the menu - they're quite popular with kids, but she can't stand them!
Funnily enough, we gave her an ice-maker earlier, and was given a slap-up dinner as a thanks. Let's hear it for sausage-in-batter!  |
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"I friend of ours owns/runs the local chippy, and she always has cheesy chips on the menu - they're quite popular with kids, but she can't stand them!
Funnily enough, we gave her an ice-maker earlier, and was given a slap-up dinner as a thanks. Let's hear it for sausage-in-batter! "
Ooh cuck yeah, sausage in batter is good!!
Cheese and chips really depends on the potatoes and the cheese.
Mary pipers?
Can't remember the name.
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"Ooh cuck yeah, sausage in batter is good!!
Cheese and chips really depends on the potatoes and the cheese.
Mary pipers?
Can't remember the name.
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Our friend has the best chippy in town (and given that it's a seaside resort, there's fierce competition) and she only uses the best Maris Piper spuds for her chips.
She introduced liquor to the menu, and it's been ridiculously popular.
That's a thickened chicken & herb stock for the chips - nothing to do with "lick her", for those with a one-track mind. |
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"Ooh cuck yeah, sausage in batter is good!!
Cheese and chips really depends on the potatoes and the cheese.
Mary pipers?
Can't remember the name.
Our friend has the best chippy in town (and given that it's a seaside resort, there's fierce competition) and she only uses the best Maris Piper spuds for her chips.
She introduced liquor to the menu, and it's been ridiculously popular.
That's a thickened chicken & herb stock for the chips - nothing to do with "lick her", for those with a one-track mind. "
That does sound good, nothing like a good chippy. |
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"I friend of ours owns/runs the local chippy, and she always has cheesy chips on the menu - they're quite popular with kids, but she can't stand them!
Funnily enough, we gave her an ice-maker earlier, and was given a slap-up dinner as a thanks. Let's hear it for sausage-in-batter!
Ooh cuck yeah, sausage in batter is good!!
Cheese and chips really depends on the potatoes and the cheese.
Mary pipers?
Can't remember the name.
"
Can you not just say battered sausages |
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"I friend of ours owns/runs the local chippy, and she always has cheesy chips on the menu - they're quite popular with kids, but she can't stand them!
Funnily enough, we gave her an ice-maker earlier, and was given a slap-up dinner as a thanks. Let's hear it for sausage-in-batter!
Ooh cuck yeah, sausage in batter is good!!
Cheese and chips really depends on the potatoes and the cheese.
Mary pipers?
Can't remember the name.
Can you not just say battered sausages "
I could but that's what came.to mind when I wrote it.
I use both anyway. |
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"Can you not just say battered sausages
Most chip shops I've been in call it sausage in batter. Maybe battered sausage just makes for too easy a double-entendre. "
Right well over here just called battered sausages but, saying that would love couple of battered sausage hotdogs with cheese now lol |
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"I’m a fan of chips and gravy.
Please don’t judge me  "
I never understood this chips and gravy thing, even as a connoisseur of curry such as myself. Keep the two apart. They were never meant to be together. |
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