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Sephirah

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Today at 06:33:52 PM
Quote from: ChrissyRyan on Today at 06:24:05 PMI did.  I ate their fish.  My only connection with them is a past customer.  I do not live in their city. 

I found their Web site.  Look at what they sell, scroll down there and see the menu and the many pics and videos.  There is a "more" button to see more.  Are their prices about what would be paid in the UK? 

https://evansfishandchips.com/ 🔗



For the cod and chips, yeah roughly. Depending where you live in the UK. Down south it's far more expensive than up north, but $15 (£11) seems about right these days.

Battered sausage and chips for $14 is insanely expensive though.
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Stottie Girl

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Today at 06:38:04 PM
Well the chips look like they could be authentic so it could be real.

You wouldn't normally see trout or shrimp (prawns) in a typical UK chippy and there are some oddities but all in all, colour me impressed!

I've checked my local chippy who do a large cod and chips for £16.50 which is $21.84 in US money so depending on the size of the fish over there you're getting a much better deal.
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Stottie Girl

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Today at 06:39:17 PM
Quote from: Sephirah on Today at 06:33:52 PMFor the cod and chips, yeah roughly. Depending where you live in the UK. Down south it's far more expensive than up north, but $15 (£11) seems about right these days.

Battered sausage and chips for $14 is insanely expensive though.
Think I'm getting ripped off up here then. I need to shop around a bit!
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Sephirah

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Today at 06:44:28 PM
Quote from: Stottie Girl on Today at 06:38:04 PMWell the chips look like they could be authentic so it could be real.

You wouldn't normally see trout or shrimp (prawns) in a typical UK chippy and there are some oddities but all in all, colour me impressed!

I've checked my local chippy who do a large cod and chips for £16.50 which is $21.84 in US money so depending on the size of the fish over there you're getting a much better deal.

Yikes! £16.50?

Did they find Nemo or something? That's definitely way over the odds, at least compared to my neck of the woods.
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ChrissyRyan

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Today at 07:04:14 PM
Another UK Fish and Chips place is GB's in Denver (apparently they have multiple locations).

Here is its Web site, with pictures and menu. 

https://gbfishandchips.com/ 🔗

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Stottie Girl

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Today at 07:05:32 PM
I know, and I'm nearer the coast than Sheffield! North Shields is only 6 miles away and that is a fishing port. We should be getting it dirt cheap.
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ChrissyRyan

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Today at 07:08:06 PM
Apparently you can pick most major cities in the USA and search for UK fish and chips and you will find many.  Seattle is one with lots.  But there are a lot of fish eateries in Seattle as it is. 


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Stottie Girl

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Today at 07:09:41 PM
Quote from: ChrissyRyan on Today at 07:04:14 PMAnother UK Fish and Chips place is GB's in Denver (apparently they have multiple locations)

Here is its Web site, with pictures and menu. 

https://gbfishandchips.com/ 🔗


It's close but slightly off. Strange colour beans, chips don't look quite right, pies look a bit odd. Sausage rolls and bangers look good and they actually have a haddock option. Shepherds pie looks aneamic, is that uncooked?
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Sephirah

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Today at 07:19:35 PM
Quote from: Stottie Girl on Today at 07:05:32 PMI know, and I'm nearer the coast than Sheffield! North Shields is only 6 miles away and that is a fishing port. We should be getting it dirt cheap.

I had to double check the website of my nearest chippie because I wondered if I just hadn't had it in so long that the price had doubled, haha. But no, their cod is £8, and the chips are £3. So Chrissy's place seems about on par. That's crazy. You're getting ripped off, Sarah!
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ChrissyRyan

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Today at 07:22:40 PM
Maybe she is going to a fancy upscale restaurant?


Also I do not know when these two USA eateries posted their menu prices.  It could be current, maybe not.
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Sephirah

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Today at 07:24:18 PM
Quote from: ChrissyRyan on Today at 07:04:14 PMAnother UK Fish and Chips place is GB's in Denver (apparently they have multiple locations).

Here is its Web site, with pictures and menu. 

https://gbfishandchips.com/ 🔗



I agree with Sarah. Those beans look more like chilli. A very odd colour.

A for effort, but I think probably ran by people who have never had the original foods they're selling.
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Stottie Girl

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Today at 07:30:53 PM
Quote from: Sephirah on Today at 07:19:35 PMI had to double check the website of my nearest chippie because I wondered if I just hadn't had it in so long that the price had doubled, haha. But no, their cod is £8, and the chips are £3. So Chrissy's place seems about on par. That's crazy. You're getting ripped off, Sarah!
Yep I've just checked Amble harbour fish and chip shop (one of the best around) and they're charging £9.50 for large cod and £2.90 for large chips so £12.40. Not going local again, They are taking the mick.
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ChrissyRyan

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Today at 07:48:05 PM
Can you make these fish and chips at home?
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