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Cjay 15-03-2005 12:46

John Bull? Anyone?
 
Anybody know of a chip shop in Accrington, (or thereabouts), which sells "John Bulls". I have to prove to some colleagues that they are real. I dont want to have to travel to Bburn to find one if it can be helped. TA.

WillowTheWhisp 15-03-2005 12:58

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What's a John Bull?

simon 15-03-2005 12:59

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Very tasty Willow :)

accyplus 15-03-2005 13:31

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I dont think John Bulls have ever been available in Accy,when I worked down Blackurn
several chippies made John Bulls it seemed a Blackburn thing,and no other towns seemed to have them.
The best ones I ever had was from a chippy on Bolton Road near the infimary,there is a chippy down Mill Hill still makes them.

fibi 15-03-2005 13:37

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Ok they are tasty and you can get them in Blackburn..but what are they?

WillowTheWhisp 15-03-2005 13:39

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I suppose we will have to go to Mill Hill and search for the remaining chiipy which sells them. :D

Cjay 15-03-2005 13:46

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Basically, they are two dabs with a spicy mince meat inside which is then battered and deep fried. Very tasty but very very Lardy. I guess its off to Blackburn for fridays lunch then.

fibi 15-03-2005 13:52

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Still not getting it what are two dabs? Whatever though they do sound very nice deep fried and lardy what a brilliant combination

accyplus 15-03-2005 14:01

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Dabs are potato slices filled with mince and gravy,which are then battered and fried
in batter the outcome is a JOHN BULL,made right they are very good but Blacburn was
the main town for them.

chav1 15-03-2005 14:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by accyplus
Dabs are potato slices filled with mince and gravy,which are then battered and fried
in batter the outcome is a JOHN BULL,made right they are very good but Blacburn was
the main town for them.

thankyou for the explination for a few horrible seconds i thought john bull was a brand of bulls milk

yup pretty disgusting but plenty of iron i suppose :idunno:

PurpleLass 15-03-2005 14:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1
thankyou for the explination for a few horrible seconds i thought john bull was a brand of bulls milk

yup pretty disgusting but plenty of iron i suppose :idunno:

I thought John Bull's were printing sets. Even less palatable!!

yerself 15-03-2005 14:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1
i thought john bull was a brand of bulls milk

Bull's milk eh ! Is this a new species, the milkable bull ?

garinda 15-03-2005 14:59

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l thought they were fried sweet meats, think l need glasses:)

grannyclaret 15-03-2005 15:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda
l thought they were fried sweet meats, think l need glasses:)

i think i,ll stick with good old fashioned fish and chips ,,,,though my daughter in law is parcial to a battered sausage ...ugh....

Doug 15-03-2005 15:09

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda
l thought they were fried sweet meats, think l need glasses:)

Your not on your own their lass, I thought it was Bo**cks an all......lol :)


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