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Went to scotland yesterday trout fishing,lunch time i went into a chippy i didnt want the fish as im not that keen on batter,so i thought i would have the half pizza they had on offer,could not believe it when she threw it in batter and fried it lol
Its known as a "Half Pizza Crunchy" in our local chippy. My sister had one ages back, it was actually more greasy than a battered fish would have been.
they taste fucking brilliant covered in brown sauce and for all the scots that have never heard or seen them where the fuck do you stay on an island in the middle of the sea
Went to scotland yesterday trout fishing,lunch time i went into a chippy i didnt want the fish as im not that keen on batter,so i thought i would have the half pizza they had on offer,could not believe it when she threw it in batter and fried it lol
Had one last night in aviemore,they're fookin lovely al.
they taste fucking brilliant covered in brown sauce and for all the scots that have never heard or seen them where the fuck do you stay on an island in the middle of the sea
exactly.brown sauce and a bottle of irn bru to wash down.glass bottle of course.cant beleave carlo hasnt had one.
called a pizza crunch in cumbernauld and springburn
every schooly you see eats them every day, only 50p each so
it leaves them enough to buy their fags lol
i think they're disgusting personaly, too greasy
i work in a chippy and if if it eadible and you can think of it weve battered it, cream eggs worked best
There is a town near to me called Corby and in the fifties/sixties loads of Scots came down to work at the steelworks and settled in the town and even now it still follows a lot of Scottish traditions. A few years ago the chippies in Corby were battering Creme Eggs and Mars bars.
There is a town near to me called Corby and in the fifties/sixties loads of Scots came down to work at the steelworks and settled in the town and even now it still follows a lot of Scottish traditions. A few years ago the chippies in Corby were battering Creme Eggs and Mars bars.
Lol I remember when I was young my family were heading home (We lived in Northampton at the time, born there ) and we stopped off at a chippy on the way and I thought I would like a battered mars bar (Ahh the indestructability of youth ). I swiftly vomited
29-07-2010, 01:42 PM
The scots realy do batter everything
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) and we stopped off at a chippy on the way and I thought I would like a battered mars bar (Ahh the indestructability of youth 
). I swiftly vomited 
