crap chips in da 'hood

[keekybreeks]

The place up bewixt Ed station and sainsbos. horrendous and uneatable , dry and lukewarm, burned and horrid. even the default drwoning in pickle juice & vinegar assualt failed . I left 3/4 of a bag- thats pretty bad for me

[Jeremy]

Used to be good, a couple of years ago. Not been since it changed owners though.

[KalamityKel]

Shhhh don't tell everyone, they'll all want some!

[MrBen]

There was a spate of these a while back. We definitely need MORE chip reviews.

[Lowlander]

Never did find out...is there anywhere in ED or nearby where I can get chips cooked in beef dripping?

[DuncanW]

Sema has good chips

Would be surprised if anyone would be doing chips cooked in beef dripping - vegetarian/pescatarian customers wouldn't like it.

[Jah Lush]

When cooked fresh the Two Brothers chippie opposite the Grove Tavern is well worth a visit. Nice fish too.

[Lowlander]

DuncanW Wrote:

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> Sema has good chips

>

> Would be surprised if anyone would be doing chips

> cooked in beef dripping - vegetarian/pescatarian

> customers wouldn't like it.

Was the traditional way until around 30 years ago, still the only way in many places up north! Best to ask if you're concerned as many may still fry fish in same oil as sausages / pies etc.

[titch juicy]

Lowlander Wrote:

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> DuncanW Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Sema has good chips

> >

> > Would be surprised if anyone would be doing

> chips

> > cooked in beef dripping -

> vegetarian/pescatarian

> > customers wouldn't like it.

>

> Was the traditional way until around 30 years ago,

> still the only way in many places up north! Best

> to ask if you're concerned as many may still fry

> fish in same oil as sausages / pies etc.

Fried pies?!?

[Mick Mac]

Had super chips in SiMangia last night - "homemade" and very nice (alongside my Pollo Milanese of course).

[Lowlander]

titch juicy Wrote:

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> Lowlander Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > DuncanW Wrote:

> >

> --------------------------------------------------

>

> > -----

> > > Sema has good chips

> > >

> > > Would be surprised if anyone would be doing

> > chips

> > > cooked in beef dripping -

> > vegetarian/pescatarian

> > > customers wouldn't like it.

> >

> > Was the traditional way until around 30 years

> ago,

> > still the only way in many places up north!

> Best

> > to ask if you're concerned as many may still

> fry

> > fish in same oil as sausages / pies etc.

>

> Fried pies?!?

Yes, fried pies. Isn't everything you buy in a chip shop fried?

[spark67]

Two brothers all the way for us *whispers* they deliver too... normally on the days I am so lazy that I can't walk let alone cook :)