How can people think an hot-dog is a sandwich?
Confession - I’ve never had one of these. I think it must be a northern thing.not like the magnificence of the chip butty, which is clearly both a sandwich and superior!
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Confession - I’ve never had one of these. I think it must be a northern thing.
Close - Eaton in the Vale of Belvoir, so Lincolnshire / Nottinghamshire / Leicestershire border. Also, originally from Southampton so fish and chips were accompanied by curry sauce, not additional carbs!But I’m originally from Mansfield, which is just up the road from where you are now, and it’s something we’d always make with our fish n chips on a Friday evening! Assuming your from Eaton in Notts lol!
Once I had a pulled pork sandwich with haggis in Edinburgh.not like the magnificence of the chip butty, which is clearly both a sandwich and superior!
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Once I had a pulled pork sandwich with haggis in Edinburgh.
It was a cold day (for my South American standards, obviously), it was 9 am, it was 2 years ago, it was delicious, and I still remember it.
On that trip, I had black pudding for breakfast every morning and ordered haggis every chance I had.it’s Scotland, if you’ve come from South America it’s always a cold day haha!
that does sound really nice though. I do like haggis!
Your missing out.Confession - I’ve never had one of these. I think it must be a northern thing.
I love putting carbs on my carbs, so I think I'm game.
Ever had chips and gravy from a chippy? I was devastated when I moved down south to find they didn't do it.
well in this down south, I haven't seen it. unfortunately, I think I'd skip out on the traditional gravy (not one for beef), but I'll make sure it's on my list if I come across it traveling. I have had some tasty poutine variations, which are in that neighborhood.Ever had chips and gravy from a chippy? I was devastated when I moved down south to find they didn't do it.