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AccyJay 05-02-2015 19:54

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Just a quick note to let everybody know that the Whalley Rd chippy opposite the Grey Horse pub has re-opened.

lancsdave 05-02-2015 19:55

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We were discussing this earlier Jay, have you taken it over ?

AccyJay 05-02-2015 20:00

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No mate. Kate is working there helping to run it.

Less 05-02-2015 20:18

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I'd love to call in a chippy on a regular basis again, but what chance have I got? I live off B'burn Rd!

Restless 05-02-2015 23:04

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1132287)
I'd love to call in a chippy on a regular basis again, but what chance have I got? I live off B'burn Rd!

did you used to go to lister street chippy? IMO that was the best in town for a long time

Mick 06-02-2015 05:06

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1132287)
I'd love to call in a chippy on a regular basis again, but what chance have I got? I live off B'burn Rd!

Taxi http://www.tiptopglobe.com/skin/smile/s10510.gif

US Angel 06-02-2015 15:29

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I would any Chippy

accyman 07-02-2015 00:33

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 1132306)

he should be able to find a taxi quite easily especially if he looks on the footpath or the nearest zig-zag or double yellow lines

Eric 07-02-2015 01:51

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Originally Posted by US Angel (Post 1132353)
I would any Chippy

Me too ... at least we have the Pilot House and the Rose and Crown ... R&C owned by a guy from Preston. But nowhere I can get double pudding, chips, and mushy peas.:mad: Food of the gods.:alright:

jelly baby 08-02-2015 14:51

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Make it yourself!

AccyJay 08-02-2015 19:40

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Follow the chippy on

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php...100247&fref=ts

Twitter - @WhalleyRdChippy

accyman 11-02-2015 13:19

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is marlbrough road chippy still going near the laundrette i havnt been in that area for some time

Eric 11-02-2015 14:31

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Originally Posted by jelly baby (Post 1132584)
Make it yourself!

Mmm ... let me think on this one.

:rofl38::rofl38:

Ok ... done thinking. Time to order a pizza.;)

DtheP47 11-02-2015 14:49

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 1132891)
is marlbrough road chippy still going near the laundrette i havnt been in that area for some time

Yes and it's not too bad for a Chinky as Dave Whelan would say. ;)
btw
Gonna check out the Whalley Road fryers tomorrow night if it's open.

KiTChener 14-02-2015 15:58

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Burnley Rd chippy still best in area!!

gpick24 14-02-2015 21:37

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Originally Posted by KiTChener (Post 1133320)
Burnley Rd chippy still best in area!!


Not very hygienic, uses his fingers too much on the food and a few months ago I saw him use the temp probe on chicken then used it on a fish, didn't even give it a wipe.

KiTChener 15-02-2015 19:27

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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1133391)
Not very hygienic, uses his fingers too much on the food and a few months ago I saw him use the temp probe on chicken then used it on a fish, didn't even give it a wipe.

y

Well, as your name suggests, I think you are being a little 'picky'!!

gpick24 15-02-2015 19:36

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I think risking Salmonella poisoning is a bit more serious than "being Picky"

KiTChener 15-02-2015 19:53

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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1133478)
I think risking Salmonella poisoning is a bit more serious than "being Picky"


Been going there for 20 odd years, never a problem, can't understand why someone who may have been just once, (surely you wouldn't go a second time, after what you seem to have witnessed), can accuse the establishment of, perhaps, causing salmonella poisoning in the area. Surely, if there had been, the local press would have jumped on it!
Please feel free to post any links to back up your statement!

gpick24 15-02-2015 20:00

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It wasn`t my first visit, been there many times, this was the first i`d seen him use one of these temperature probes though. I didn`t say he`d caused Salmonella poisoning but there is a very real risk by inserting a probe into patially cooked chicken and then into a fish.

KiTChener 15-02-2015 20:08

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BTW, my favourite Chinese is Kwong Ming, & they cook in the back kitchen.......
they may very well 'finger the fish', etc., but I trust them to abide by hygene regulations, as we all must, whenever we go out to eat.

KiTChener 15-02-2015 20:19

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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1133482)
I didn`t say he`d caused Salmonella poisoning but there is a very real risk by inserting a probe into patially cooked chicken and then into a fish.

Just suggesting Salmonella as a 'risk' would imply to many people a distinct possibility, I think, in other circumstances, your post could be seen as libellous, unless you can back it up with some form of proof?
As I say, feel free to post any links to back up your argument.

gpick24 15-02-2015 21:30

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I would say something being "a risk" is implying that it could happen not a distinct possibility. Either way as someone selling food to the public he will have a basic food & hygiene certificate and should know better.
I will agree however that I may be treading on stoney ground as I have no proof and I doubt these posts will be around for long. http://www.jonrb.com/emoticons/hippy.gif

gpick24 15-02-2015 21:32

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Originally Posted by KiTChener (Post 1133483)
BTW, my favourite Chinese is Kwong Ming, & they cook in the back kitchen.......
they may very well 'finger the fish', etc., but I trust them to abide by hygene regulations, as we all must, whenever we go out to eat.

Kwong Ming don`t have fish on their menu do they?:confused:

accyman 16-02-2015 00:29

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Originally Posted by KiTChener (Post 1133483)
they may very well 'finger the fish', etc.,
.

i dont mind eating a fish thats been fingered but i draw the line at eating one thats been etcetered :eek:

lindsay ormerod 17-02-2015 17:48

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I also don't use Burnley Rd chippy after watching the owner temp testing all kinds off stuff and then giving the probe a very brief wipe on his trousers! And that's not a one off.

accyman 19-02-2015 13:06

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a fellow accywebber nearly got served up a phlem burger from an establishment near boozbusters in ossy when the person serving sneezed and dumped a long stringy dollop of mucas onto the food

to be fair to the guy he did pick out the chips with the goop on them and tried his best to clean off the burger bun before handing it over the counter

makes you wonder what they get away with when they are doing delivered food

accyman 19-02-2015 13:10

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lol does anyone remember the cake shop near the bottom of burnley road just up from the pub the boars head i think the pub was

they had an alsatian dog that was allowed to roam free in the kitchen and it wasnt unusual to find a stray dog hair in your custard pie

its only now it comes to mind that it could have had a lick as well

mind you them custards were good so somat was been done right i just dont really want to know what

cashman 19-02-2015 16:17

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Yeh it was on the corner of Arnold St,;)

Restless 19-02-2015 17:13

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I wont mention the place(a butty shop) because I like them and honest mistakes do happen.

I was really enjoying the first couple of bites into my burger untill....

Big Dave 19-02-2015 17:22

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Wasn't it called Noells?

cashman 19-02-2015 17:58

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Originally Posted by Big Dave (Post 1133840)
Wasn't it called Noells?

Perhaps when we were kids Dave? can't really remember,Seem to think it changed owners long ago?

Gordon Booth 19-02-2015 18:10

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1133837)
I wont mention the place(a butty shop) because I like them and honest mistakes do happen.

I was really enjoying the first couple of bites into my burger untill....

What on earth is it?

Looks like ectoplasm. What did it taste like?:eek:

accyman 19-02-2015 18:25

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it looks like a dead leaf to me so if that is what it is i guess its their winter special ?

gpick24 19-02-2015 18:30

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Plastic from the cheese slice?

Restless 19-02-2015 19:39

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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1133850)
Plastic from the cheese slice?

TADA! it was indeed plastic from the cheese slice

accyman 19-02-2015 21:02

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Originally Posted by Big Dave (Post 1133840)
Wasn't it called Noells?

i remember that when the owners retired they shop shut it wasnt carried on as a buisness

it was empty for quite a long time infact it still may be

Trev 05-10-2016 21:59

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I would just like to update this thread.
I was the proprietor of Whalley Road Chippy from 2002 - 2009.
Then it was called Oaklea Chippy.
I had the Fish Fryers Quality award and a 5 star rating from the council.
I moved from Accrington in 2009 and been back there a few times since and obviously called in there when I was about.
I was recently back and called in to see who the new proprietors were as its changed hands so many times since.
On my previous visits, disappointed was an understatement, but this time i was astounded by the cleanliness and attention to detail that was in force by the 2 ladies that where running it. I spent an hour talking and comparing notes even down to what they use in their batter mix. That is a secret but believe it or not it was what I used.
They have a methodical cleaning process very similar to my own and source the best quality ingredients available.
Unfortunately they are tarred with the previous owners reputation, but in saying that so was I when I initially took over York Street chippy in 2000 and turned that round to the best chippy in Accy.
All I can say is I would highly recommend this chippy and would urge you to give them a try as I can assure you, these people are doing everything right and I will be patronising them on my next visit,

Margaret Pilkington 05-10-2016 22:13

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It is always good to know if a chippy is up to scratch.
Thank you Trev for that welcome information.

ferret man 16-02-2017 20:00

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1178413)
It is always good to know if a chippy is up to scratch.
Thank you Trev for that welcome information.

Sorry to put a damper on your chippy news Margaret, but, I used the chippy when the previous owner had it, no complaints fish n chips good with large portions. I have used it since the new people took over, ok at first but on the day I decided to take the Misses a fish back guess what, the Fish was dry and tasteless like it had been warmed up. Went back after about 3 weeks and ordered my usual fish&chips and told them of my previous purchase, reply was hope you enjoy these, I didn't, chips under cooked and greasy, or oily which ever you wish to call it. Ain't been back since and wont till the sign goes up under new management.

Margaret Pilkington 16-02-2017 20:20

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That is sad. What a disappointment.
I don't have a chippy tea very often so it would really put me off to have such high hopes and have them dashed.

KiTChener 16-02-2017 20:46

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Best one I think is Burnley Road, he asks if you want fish on entering, & cooks to order, has such a good turnover that chips are always fresh, been going now for years, & we, daughter, son in law & 2 g'kids regularly have 'chippy tea every Friday',,,,,, it's now a family tradition, just like Sunday tea used to be!!

cashman 16-02-2017 21:15

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For me the best is on Union Rd Ossy, just before Civic Hall on opposite side, we used it at tea time and have around once a week for last 3 years, in fact a guy that used to come on accyweb, comes regular from Huncoat and swears by the fish, we agree with that sentiment.:)

Neil 16-02-2017 23:20

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1187670)
For me the best is on Union Rd Ossy, just before Civic Hall on opposite side, we used it at tea time and have around once a week for last 3 years, in fact a guy that used to come on accyweb, comes regular from Huncoat and swears by the fish, we agree with that sentiment.:)

Is that Perfect Plaice?

Margaret Pilkington 17-02-2017 05:23

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The Woodnook Fish bar has recently(in the last 12months) been taken over by two guys. They also cook your fish to order. I sometimes go there for Ma. He will cut the fish in two for me and batter the bits separately. This means that Ma can put one in her freezer and have it for her tea on another day.
They also do plate size cheese and onion pies....home made on the premises, you can have a slice of that with your chips. They do home made Dabs as well...you can tell they are home made as they are all different shapes and sizes.
So far it has been(according to Ma) very good.

cashman 17-02-2017 07:21

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1187674)
Is that Perfect Plaice?

it is neil,i couldn;t remember name.:o

ferret man 17-02-2017 09:47

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1187670)
For me the best is on Union Rd Ossy, just before Civic Hall on opposite side, we used it at tea time and have around once a week for last 3 years, in fact a guy that used to come on accyweb, comes regular from Huncoat and swears by the fish, we agree with that sentiment.:)

Thank for that Cashy will give it a try.

ferret man 17-02-2017 09:51

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1187678)
The Woodnook Fish bar has recently(in the last 12months) been taken over by two guys. They also cook your fish to order. I sometimes go there for Ma. He will cut the fish in two for me and batter the bits separately. This means that Ma can put one in her freezer and have it for her tea on another day.
They also do plate size cheese and onion pies....home made on the premises, you can have a slice of that with your chips. They do home made Dabs as well...you can tell they are home made as they are all different shapes and sizes.
So far it has been(according to Ma) very good.

Thank for the imfo, is it on Marsden st.

Margaret Pilkington 17-02-2017 10:31

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No it is on Nuttall St near Omars.

ferret man 18-02-2017 09:21

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1187693)
No it is on Nuttall St near Omars.

Thanks Margaret.

ferret man 18-02-2017 09:29

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1187670)
For me the best is on Union Rd Ossy, just before Civic Hall on opposite side, we used it at tea time and have around once a week for last 3 years, in fact a guy that used to come on accyweb, comes regular from Huncoat and swears by the fish, we agree with that sentiment.:)

Tried P/P chippy Friday dinner. 8/10. Fish batter a bit on the soggy side but still enjoyed, chips v/g.

cashman 18-02-2017 10:10

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Originally Posted by ferret man (Post 1187767)
Tried P/P chippy Friday dinner. 8/10. Fish batter a bit on the soggy side but still enjoyed, chips v/g.

Did yeh notice the board on wall left side? saying were haddock was caught n by who, same with cod and spuds. never seen that before in chippys.:)

ferret man 18-02-2017 20:19

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1187768)
Did yeh notice the board on wall left side? saying were haddock was caught n by who, same with cod and spuds. never seen that before in chippys.:)

No Cashy I didn't, but will take notice on my next visit as I'd like to know where they catch their spud's.

Neil 18-02-2017 22:31

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Have you tried the rag pudding Cashy?

cashman 19-02-2017 08:51

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1187858)
Have you tried the rag pudding Cashy?

no have been tempted but i love the Butchers Pies if i aint having Haddock.

MITZY 19-02-2017 09:09

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Last night we had fish and chips from Mai's George street Rishton in my opinion excellent.


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