I'm going to the fish and chips shop. What will you have?

[TheTecknician]

So much choice today but I'll keep it simple and traditional: fish, chips, scraps, salt and vinegar. There's two shops I frequent - never known if it's cod or haddock.

Sorry, chippy sauce as served only on the east coast of Scotland. It’s a bit like brown sauce with extra vinegar. Incredibly hard to describe and people either love it or hate it.
its definitely more common than a deep fried Mars bar, which is mainly just a tourist thing.

Yes. I discovered this when I moved to 'Embra'. Nothing like it!

White pudding supper with chippy sauce

I know the Gay Lane Fisheries and curry sauce has been a thing in fish and chip shops in the area for at least 40 years.

I'll have fish (no need to ask, its haddock), chips and curry sauce.

I hope none of those wanting just chips are vegetarian as the OPs chippy uses beef dripping.

I must look out for cans of Dandelion and Burdock, Only seen large bottles in Supermarkets.
But can gets batter bits. Midlands

One Christmas one of the local chippies was advertising battered mince pies. 😂

Haddock supper, salt, and loads of chippy sauce. Cannae beat chippy sauce.

Cod and chips. Plenty of salt and vinegar. I’ll eat about handful of chips and a few of bites of fish out of the batter. Not because I’m cutting back (hell no, I’m a greedy bastard) but because oily food just doesn’t like me. My stomach turns into a bloody washing machine. Can’t remember the last time I had proper fish and chips from the chippy.

Might be a northern thing ?
We' are also partial to gravy with our chips
And actually personally I like gravy with my fish and chips I like it soaking into the batter I realise this doesn't sound nice to some people, but I like it.

Chips and beans please. Make sure the chips are fried in vegetable oil.
Cheese and onion pukka pie if they have it.

Just joking.

Masala fish in naan, mushy peas and a potato scallop from our closest chip shop. Orange chips if I head across the city.

I wonder if deep fried battered black pudding or black pudding fritters are sold anywhere? I've never seen them - this is just my imagination at work.

Omg I’d die for a rag pudding my nana used to make them but never got chance to get her recipe

They definitely are! Both black and white pudding suppers are a thing here 😋

Battered sausage, chips, scraps and Irish curry sauce separate please. And a can of full sugar Coke

Fish supper (haddock) and 2 pickled onions.

NE Scotland - we also have a red pudding, mock chop and king rib but I've never sampled any of those delights.

Can't believe there's only 3 of us so far for scampi & chips.

I'll ring ahead so they can get the scampi on

Cod and chips, mushy peas, loads of salt and vinegar please!

I'll have what you're having 🤤

Scottish chippers definitely along with white pudding and red pudding.
White pudding supper is really filling.

Large haddock, small chips and mushy peas please.

@RaraRachael I've not had a mock chop supper in over 40 years, they're a strange beastie and hate to think what's in them.

oh my goodness.
no way.
as a kid my family were in south Yorkshire, i really enjoyed a fish and chip supper. mostly cod and chips.

medium haddock, small chips or share a big one, mushy peas, curry sauce and loads of s & v!