To think that gravy on chips is illogical.. and working class...

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My heart sinks when I have a meal with fries and (it IS always) a working class server decides without asking that any liquid on the plate is there solely to turn something that is clearly cooked for crispyness into mush. Its the same with beans or anything.

Its double illogical (which I think is a class thing) because NOT doing that means you can have soggy and shit or crispy and lovely, whereas once a fry even remotely touches mush, its fucked.

I know about Iceland, but are all working class meals flavourless gullet swilling mush? Is that where it comes from?

What ?!!

What the actual fuck?

What the hell?,

Well you clearly have a lot of klass OP.

Its double illogical

a bit like this thread

Desperate for some chips and curry sauce now.

Just ask for it separately.

As for your last question, what exactly do you consider a working class meal?

chips and gravy is my fave every chippy meal (only in the north though - down south they can't do gravy)

and I'm a middle class wishy washy liberal so stuff that up your pipe your highness

No gravy on chips is god's own food and I regularly lament the fact that chip shops down south don't sell gravy.

Working class???? No idea about that bit.

Nothing better than gravy on fat chip shop chips

Mayo for crispy fries

I hope a roast dinner has never passed your middle class lips then, gravy? roast potatoes?

I'm surprised you are eating chips at all OP - do they go with Swan and gold plated veg?

Chips and curry sauce (proper curry sauce) is the food of Kings.

Chips and gravy does come a close second though.

Working class servers. Oh how we laughed at the poor attempt at goadiness.

Op doesn't eat chips, she eats "fries"

Does the same go for gravy on crispy pastry then?

Chips and gravy with cheese from the chippy. Yum yum yum!

Wouldn't double illogical be logical then?

I never understood chips and gravy (although I am Northern) as I hate soggy food but I once tried some of my friends when we were drunk and have to say was surprised how good they were - though anything may have been good at that point. Haven't tried it again since.

But that said you are very fucking rude so not sure why I am even bothering to answer

killing myself at "working class meals". My parents were working class and we lived in a council house. We regularly ate steak au poivre, lobster and dover sole. My Mum was a good cook and loved feeding her family the best she could. In contrast we had "middle class" friends who ate practically nothing but sausages.

You are a snobby, goady, ignorant arsehole OP.

Avoid Canada.

(And other people in general, judging by your OP. For their sakes.)

'Fries' sounds frightfully New World.

Tsk.