A Canadians view on Accrington

[Lee]

Originally Posted by ossy kid

Had to look what poutine is, blimey it,s just chips and gravy with some cheese on. Why not call it chips and gravy with cheese on? Funny lot these frogs and they can,t even talk right.!!!

They wouldnt be able to justify what they charge for it if it didnt have a fancy name )

[susie123]

Originally Posted by Eric

Where else? In Kingston, ON. There's nothing like poutine when you are walking home with a load on Stagger out of Rhea's, hit Bubbas, grab a mess of poutine, and head home. It's not quite as good as walking (or wobbling) home to Clayton from Accy munching on fish and six ... but it comes pretty goddamn closeAnd it does come from Quebec: Vive le Quebec, vive la belle province Oh, and the Montreal Candiens too.

Fish and six, Eric? Now that is going back a bit - but I can remember that you could get fourpennorth of chips too... nowadays it's more likely to cost about 1.50 for the chips and the portions are usually huge - don't know why though.

[mobertol]

Originally Posted by susie123

Fish and six, Eric? Now that is going back a bit - but I can remember that you could get fourpennorth of chips too... nowadays it's more likely to cost about 1.50 for the chips and the portions are usually huge - don't know why though.

My Grand-dad told me that when he was courting my Grandma they used to get a pennorth of "bits" which were all the bits of batter and chips left over. Sometimes if they were lucky there were bits of fish too!

Know what you mean about portion size -I can't eat a full portion of fish'n'chips these days -way too much!

[ossy kid]

Chippy opposite the baths, the old girl used to give the crispy bits free, a bag o chips were 3 [old] pence. mmm

[Lee]

Over here "English Style Fish and Chips" can bankrupt you. You want cheap food, you eat Donuts.