Mmmmmm Anyone fancy some lunch

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Greedo

Guest
Spotted earlier this morning!


I used to think it was a myth as well!


Apparantly not though!





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Mr Pig

New Member
Never tried it but they used to fry whatever chocolate bar you wanted.

Scottish health food.
 

Melvil

Guest
An ex-colleague of mine ate a deep fried pizza (!) for lunch once. I held back my nausea as I watched the grease waterfalling down his chin.
 
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Greedo

Guest
Oh I've had one or two of them in my youth. That was a lunch time special in the chippy across from the school. They're actually really good if you can get by the thought of all that grease swilling about your stomach for the rest of the day!:sad:

Melvil said:
An ex-colleague of mine ate a deep fried pizza (!) for lunch once. I held back my nausea as I watched the grease waterfalling down his chin.
 

Mr Pig

New Member
Melvil said:
An ex-colleague of mine ate a deep fried pizza (!)

Totally common thing in Scotland, and the Pizza is s*** 'before' it goes into the fryer! Unless you lived here few could grasp just how bad the Scottish diet is. You don't get to be heart attack capital of the universe for nothing you know.
 
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User482

Guest
Mrs User482 tried a deep frozen pizza during a trip to Glasgow. She reports that it wasn't a taste sensation.
 

stephec

Squire
Location
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I once went into a chippy in Biggar and saw some pies in the heated bit above the fryer, when I asked for one the woman took it out and stood back. After a few minutes she rattled the sieve as if she was moving some chips around the fat then all of a sudden my pie was on the counter all wrapped up.

I took it without a thought and set of down the road to the M74. When I reached Abington services I pulled over and opened my pie, sure enough she'd warmed it up in the fryer and the pastry was now soaked in fat. ;)
 
simonali said:
She didn't even thaw it? :blush:

What!!!
 

swee'pea99

Squire
The Scottish version of 'five a day' is 'one a day'. I kid you not. This based on the fact that most Scots don't eat fruit or veg, period.
 
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