I Hate the term KIDS !!

Jay-Jay_4

What the flippin 'eck's wrong wi GRAVY on yer chips?

Chips and gravy,
Fish, chips and gravy
Puddin, chips, peas and gravy
Chip barm with a bit o' gravy
Sausage, chips and gravy


there's nowt like a bit o' gravy on yer tea! (that's dinner if yer a soft southerner)

gravitytolls

:coffee: Tea, is something to be drunk from a cup , which nestles gently upon a china saucer. It may be accompanied by a China plate adorned with small fancies, or perhaps a biscuit.

On an occasion when one may be 'roughing it' like those roughty toughty northerners, chips may be consumed, distinguished with a delicate sprinkling of salt and vinegar.
At no time should GRAVY be added, for fear of being mistaken for a person Norf of Watford.

Incidentally, I think you'll find we Southerners are well 'ard - just look what I can do without hurting my head.....:wall:

Jay-Jay_4

gravitytolls wrote:

:coffee: Tea, is something to be drunk from a cup , which nestles gently upon a china saucer.

yeah, it's that as well! a cup o' tea wi yer tea's reet gradley

It may be accompanied by a China plate adorned with small fancies, or perhaps a biscuit.

ya mean a bit of kitchen roll with a few butties and and a jaffa cake?

On an occasion when one may be 'roughing it' like those roughty toughty northerners, chips may be consumed, distinguished with a delicate sprinkling of salt and vinegar.

exactly.....and a nice big juicy sausage...and a bit o' gravy!

At no time should GRAVY be added, for fear of being mistaken for a person Norf of Watford.

one wouldn't want one to get cow juice ot owt else moist on ones sleeves would one :rolleyes: ?

Incidentally, I think you'll find we Southerners are well 'ard - just look what I can do without hurting my head.....:wall:

oh it must be all them jellied eels (everyone sarf of Watford eats them don't they?)

jellyhead

everyone has gravy on their chips surely? is it just a midlands thing? other chippy delicacies include mushy pea balls, battered and fried and there's a chippy in a nearby village selling battered deep fried MARS BARS - that's just plain wierd

Sheel

jellyhead wrote:

everyone has gravy on their chips surely? is it just a midlands thing? other chippy delicacies include mushy pea balls, battered and fried and there's a chippy in a nearby village selling battered deep fried MARS BARS - that's just plain wierd

We don't have gravy , but Mr Sheel likes curry sauce on his chips :rolleyes:

Like the sound of the mushy pea balls!

I remember first hearing about deep fried Mars bars when my sister lived in Scotland. I think they'll deep fry anything up there , they used to chuck pies in the fryer :eek:

Jay-Jay_4

Sheel wrote:

We don't have gravy ,

ast tha nowt moist on thi chips?

Sheel

Jay-Jay wrote:

ast tha nowt moist on thi chips?

I ast ketchup lass

Jay-Jay_4

Sheel wrote:

I ast ketchup lass

Ahhhhh! Tommy K :beer: still....not a patch on gravy

jellyhead

i like tartare sauce on mine - the chippy owners say i'm the only person they sell tartare sauce or pickled eggs to

Jay-Jay_4

jellyhead wrote:

i like tartare sauce on mine - the chippy owners say i'm the only person they sell tartare sauce or pickled eggs to

Yeah but you've got an excuse If the baby wants a wagon wheel with mustard on then that's what you gotta give it!