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After a night out on the piss do northerners advocate the comsumption of chips gravy and garlic mayo. My room now smells like a french mens roast dinner...turely shocking.


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Down south it' all about the Chips with cheese on the top and mayo. Gravy is for Mash Only!!
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Being a born and bred Northerner I have to ask why oh why would you mix mayo with the necter of life that is Gravy... :?: :?: :?:
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OneForTheRoad wrote:Being a born and bred Northerner I have to ask why oh why would you mix mayo with the necter of life that is Gravy... :?: :?: :?:
Being a born southener, i would liken putting gravy on my chips to someone taking a piss on them.

Its the one thing that i havent been able to ajust to, the fell walking and mass drinking im cool with. The comsumption of pies im also happy with. But gravy still is beyond me.
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Curry sauce in UK chip shops is to die for, especially my local one.
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[quote="Sir Niall of Essex-sire"]After a night out on the piss do northerners advocate the comsumption of chips gravy and garlic mayo. My room now smells like a french mens roast dinner...turely shocking.[/quote] :D

north :?: where is it :D
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ynnos wrote:
Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:After a night out on the piss do northerners advocate the comsumption of chips gravy and garlic mayo. My room now smells like a french mens roast dinner...turely shocking.
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north :?: where is it :D
just passed watford!!!!
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Being a born southener, i would liken putting gravy on my chips to someone taking a piss on them.

Its the one thing that i havent been able to ajust to, the fell walking and mass drinking im cool with. The comsumption of pies im also happy with. But gravy still is beyond me.
"Fries and gravy" is a popular dish, in North America.

I prefer salt and vinegar on my chips!

Myself, I don't get why so many people put gobs and gobs of ketchup (Not the spicy Indoesian original type, but the Heinz stuff) on their fries. A sugar addiction?
north where is it

just passed watford!!!!
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murphyscafe wrote:
just passed watford!!!!
:lol:

My part of the north is currently cumbria, nice place.

Im a simple man and i like salt and viniger, although when in the South its salt and onion juice and possibly a curry saurce if i havent spend to much money before hand in the public houses..

IG are there any traditional end of night canadain food? A canadian equivilent to a English kebab?
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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:
murphyscafe wrote:
just passed watford!!!!
:lol:

My part of the north is currently cumbria, nice place.

Im a simple man and i like salt and viniger, although when in the South its salt and onion juice and possibly a curry saurce if i havent spend to much money before hand in the public houses..

IG are there any traditional end of night canadain food? A canadian equivilent to a English kebab?
You can get English Kebabs????? (thought they were turkish, well they all are round my ends)
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liquidSwords wrote:
Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:
murphyscafe wrote:
just passed watford!!!!
:lol:

My part of the north is currently cumbria, nice place.

Im a simple man and i like salt and viniger, although when in the South its salt and onion juice and possibly a curry saurce if i havent spend to much money before hand in the public houses..

IG are there any traditional end of night canadain food? A canadian equivilent to a English kebab?
You can get English Kebabs????? (thought they were turkish, well they all are round my ends)
You can get Turkish Kebabs in England?? All I ever found were those places selling that procesed slab of almost meat. They were run by Turks, but they were not Turkish Kebabs :) Thats an English kebab, Turkish Kebabs are made with layers :)
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SoulRider wrote:
liquidSwords wrote:
Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote: :lol:

My part of the north is currently cumbria, nice place.

Im a simple man and i like salt and viniger, although when in the South its salt and onion juice and possibly a curry saurce if i havent spend to much money before hand in the public houses..

IG are there any traditional end of night canadain food? A canadian equivilent to a English kebab?
You can get English Kebabs????? (thought they were turkish, well they all are round my ends)
You can get Turkish Kebabs in England?? All I ever found were those places selling that procesed slab of almost meat. They were run by Turks, but they were not Turkish Kebabs :) Thats an English kebab, Turkish Kebabs are made with layers :)
lol... a place run by Turks selling kebabs are not Turkish kebabs??? are you reading what your writting mate? I think you referring to a Doner Kebab as an English kebab... right?
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LS Andys right man, its like curries. English curries are nothing like Indian curries. Kebabs from English take aways are nothing like kebabs from Turkey.
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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:LS Andys right man, its like curries. English curries are nothing like Indian curries. Kebabs from English take aways are nothing like kebabs from Turkey.
I know that... but a kebab and indeed curry are not english dishes no matter how they are made!!
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I think the common term we are looking for is "Sweaty Kebab", made by turks in England lol... I dont even know why i arguing the toss lol, i dont even like Kebabs, :D :D

Much rather have a curry, and again The Takeaways have nothing on authentic home made cusine, coming fro East London, im glad to have many indian friends whose parents love to cook and share food :-)... Or Samosa's in Trichome Dense's case (freezer in the basement is full of homemade samosa's)
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