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Saturday, August 30, 2008
The Village Chippy
Some two years ago I had an email from someone asking for a photo of Tommy Chow's, the very popular purveyor of fried chicken, fish, pies, chips and peas.
By the time I got round there it had already closed, but not long afterwards the shop re-opened under new owners as the Village Chippy.
I thought it was about time I took another picture. I don't frequent takeawayfood these days so have not personally tried their wares, but those I know who have testify positively.
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7 comments:
oh yes, the food of the gods, fried chicken, fish, pies, chips and peas. Can't beat it!
Now that brings back some memories hanging out outside the local chippy when I was a teenager.
Cod and chips please.
i just wrote a post all about fish and chips (my parents owned a shop in new zealand): http://organicallycooked.blogspot.com/2008/08/fish-and-chips.html
I'll take 2 mini fish, chips, mushy peas and some onion rings.
Fattening I know, but chuffin delicious!
I second that. The one thing I find I miss here in the States is the village chippy. We have our fish and chips of course, but it's not quite the same as the memories I have of stopping in the local fish and chip shop and getting a bag to eat on the way home on a cold night. I enjoy your blog very much, along with the super photos. Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and leaving such a nice comment. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
I can honestly say, the chippy icpnic image that it is does not do it for me. The other half though, a Fleetwood boy admits it would be a real wrench not to have a weekly intake.
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