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'Chipper' food

imme

Do you like food from the chip shop.
I rarely go to the chip shop
I got some ray (fish) for dinner
Given its quality I was convinced why I don't go to the chipper much

It was horrible
It was the size of a shoe but was mostly inedible

Do you like chipper food

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limnam

Oranage2 wrote: »

I used to work in a chipper when I was 16 and it turned me off chips so I'd rarely order them. (No malpractice, just ate too many).

Burger or kebab from me as long as the meat is of decent quality and not soon spoongy type crap so chippers do sell.

Iskanders ftw

Water John

limnam, those mushy peas were first put in to make a dinner box in Lennox's Cork AFAIK.
Maybe they brought that across from Leeds.
I'd say very few of you are actually getting cod, when you order fish n' chips.

gifted

Chips...with a sliced pan and real butter....can't beat a chip sandwich....

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imme wrote:

Do you like chipper food

Absolutely love chipper food. Has to be a quality chipper obviously. Love Raymond and chips.
If I were to be executed tomorrow and granted a last meal I go meeting my maker with a belly full of chip butties

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Atoms for Peace wrote:

What chippers still use lard?

I thought most do. Lard being healthier than oil

demanufactured

A good battered snickers goes well with a taco cheese garlic chips

Hammer89

I like a battered sausage, providing the batter conceals the outside of the sausage, which nearly always looks whiter than Niall Horan and often puts me off completely. Sometimes there's a tear in the batter which reveals the true colour of your sausage and it's just grim.

OldMrBrennan83

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wakka12

Hogzy wrote: »

Why do you say "chip"? Like "garlic cheese and chip" or "fish and chip"? Its chipS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If i worked in a chipper and someone said "give me an XXX and chip" id give them one f*ckin chip!

when i was a kid id always see my mom order chip singular and i used to get so worried and tell her to change it and say chipS instead incase the chipper only gaves us one little chip inside our bag

Hammer89

Patww79 wrote: »

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I realise this. I'm talking about the outside of it.

J Mysterio

Sofiztikated wrote: »

I haven't eat in chippers much in Dublin lately, but a mate lived near Stillorgan, and the chipper around the corner from him had damn tasty proper chips.

Macari's I believe. Good spot.

Junkyard Tom

Rumpy Pumpy wrote: »

There's almost nowhere cutting their own chips these days, or battering fresh fish before it goes into the fryer. Unless you go to somewhere like Bunsen or Super Miss Sue.

Sofiztikated wrote: »

G'way with your poncy Bunsen.

You're not looking in the right places Rumpy.

That fish is caught in the morning off the south coast of Cork and dipped in batter in front of you a few hours later.

Noveight

The only time I'll eat a takeaway is after a night out. 2 burgers from the chip van after a good few gallons of stout and you're winning.

LeakingLava

Oh man....

Fish and vinegar drowned bag of chips....

Battered sausage....

Half pounder overflowing with veg....

...and yes..that's one meal for my fatass.

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Chips from a chipper are one of the nicest foods in the world in my opinion. With Heinz ketchup. Add in a battered fresh cod or some chicken tenders and you've got yourself some delicious slop!

Karangue

And on a road to obesity, no wonder the health service is at a strain with everyone eating fatty foods.

Sofiztikated

demanufactured wrote: »

A good battered snickers goes well with a taco cheese garlic chips

Goes well with a dose of heartburn.

Baron Kurtz

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy wrote: »

Yeah. Mostly after a few pints of Guinness. I get a fish 'n' chip with garlic dip, or else maybe a gravy, peas & chip, with a half pounder. Good scram!

Scran.

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Karangue wrote: »

And on a road to obesity, no wonder the health service is at a strain with everyone eating fatty foods.

I'd take 2000s obesity epidemic over 2010s vain-douchebag-Instagram-user epidemic. Way fewer obese people now than a decade ago.

Yester

Burial. wrote: »

KC's is the job.

One night many moons ago. It was just before xmas and I had been working in a bar in town. We got finished early enough,2am or so and I got a taxi back home (I was living up Maryborough Hill at the time) As we were passing through Douglas I saw the lights on in KC's so I told the taxi driver to leave me off there. Alas just as I approached, the door was closed and locked.

I knocked on the glass and explained that I had just finished work and was there any chance of a few chips? There was a flurry of activity inside and I saw them scoop everything they had already cooked into a big bag, then the door opened and they handed it to me and wouldn't take any money.

I walked up that hill eating the biggest bag of chips, burgers and potato cakes and then it started to snow. Merry xmas everyone and God bless you KC's

dan_ep82

Rumpy Pumpy wrote: »

Ya, but the food in that chipper is shíte. They are all competing on price with the local chinese serving complete shíte as well. Everything is deep frozen. There's almost nowhere cutting their own chips these days, or battering fresh fish before it goes into the fryer. Unless you go to somewhere like Bunsen or Super Miss Sue.

Don't know how you came to that conclusion.

Very few order in pre cut chips. Generally indian/chinese takeaways or restaurants. We deliver to over 200 takeaways and aside from the above mentioned they all cut their own

Panthro

Curry cheese chips in Blue Thunder Claremorris.
Ye cannay bate it I tells ya

demanufactured

Sofiztikated wrote: »

Goes well with a dose of heartburn.

I wouldn't know.

demanufactured

Panthro wrote: »

Curry cheese chips in Blue Thunder Claremorris.
Ye cannay bate it I tells ya

I'd say you'd have a case of brown thunder after it.

dartboardio

It's she.

Yamanoto

Popped into Beshoff's beside Baggot St bridge yesterday & had the best chips I've tasted in years - all crisp on the outside, fluffy on the inside & not a hint of grease about them.

My only previous experience of Beshoff's was manky chips in a manky shop on Westmoreland St. in the mid-90s, but those I had yesterday were phenomenally good.

imme

Yamanoto wrote: »

Popped into Beshoff's beside Baggot St bridge yesterday & had the best chips I've tasted in years - all crisp on the outside, fluffy on the inside & not a hint of grease about them.

My only previous experience of Beshoff's was manky chips in a manky shop on Westmoreland St. in the mid-90s, but those I had yesterday were phenomenally good.

There's still a beshoffs on O'Connell Street Dublin

The one you speak of looks to be under the brand beshoff bros, as are shops in howth and clontarf etc

I remember the one in O'Connell Street used to sell you bread and butter,to have with your chips and fish

They'd have 2 slices of bread with little pats of butter and cling film wrapped around them, a sort of personal touch!

I must try them all out, again

Oink

I was over in the music forum and I heard people talking about chips. There’s something about chips from the aul chipper, with the right mix of vinegar.... Christ nothing like it. I have to have garlic mayo obviously.
Hungry now.

super_furry

Honestly, I don't think you can beat a battered sausage, chips and and curry sauce for dipping.

Maybe with a tin of Lilt if you're feeling fancy.

Noveight

Had half a meat-feast pizza, a cheeseburger and garlic chips from the local chipper last week. Man they were good, didn't lose the bloated feeling until 10pm the following night!