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What is the price of fish and chips in your area?
To heck with Brexit and EU problems lets get it down to the
basic common denominator that we can understand and that is the price of fish and chips. Fish and chips is a hot dish of English origin consisting of fried battered fish and hot chips. It is a common take-away food: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fish_and_chips Chippy's Fish and Chips http://chippysfishandchips.com/menu Cod fish plate: $10.50 Fish and Chips prices in the UK http://www.whatprice.co.uk/fish_chips.html https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._and_chips.jpg |
The prices quoted in that link are seriously below the reality level.
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If I take fish and chips as an order of fried fillet and fried potato, I'd say about €5-10
Depends where the place is. The nearby train station has an excellent restaurant with affordable food and F&C would cost about €5. Ljubljana downtown would probably be double that. |
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The closest dealer here would be an Irish pub: 11,50€ - though they are the most expensive among the 3 good Irish pubs here: http://oreillys.com/dusseldorf-menu.html
In comparision, in my regular haunt a pint of Guinness goes for 4€, in contrast to the 5,20€ there. |
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I'd say something similar (if not exactly the same) is 6.50 Euro here in Germany, in the "North Sea" restaurants.
But we don't get newspapers, with it. |
There is a fairly good-sized population of UK ex-pats living in the Los Angeles area, mostly around the sea-side city of Santa Monica. A few rather good pubs there serving fish and chips; the average price for a serving is about $9-10 US. There is also a small chain of fish and chips franchises named H. Salt serving up a decent product for about one or two dollars more...
The newspaper reference reminded me of a fish and chips shop that opened up in my old neighborhood in San Francisco in the late 60s. It was run by a married couple of English ex-pats. They served their F&C in newspaper as they had done back in England; they did this until they ran afoul of the local health and safety officials who cited them for using newspaper for wrapping. I recall how upset the F&C shop owners were when they had to stop using the newspaper; the husband, in particular, grumbled that "It just isn't right, It just isn't British!"... <O> |
Fish may be somewhat more expensive the first month, because the Pound Sterling is down, but with ignoring the EU fishing quota, the price should drop, due to the additional supply.
Not the perfect indicator. Take a Big Mac - it is agreed upon to be a good indicator for economic comparison. |
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Prices in Aberdeen are anywhere between £7 and £30, depending on where you go.
Average is about a tenner. Most of the smaller Chippy's are Chinese owned. Mike. |
Only popped in to read a PM then I spotted this thread
R=Regular L=Large Chips £1.65 R / £2.10 L Cod £3.95 R / £4.45 L Rock £4.95 R Plaice £4.15 R / £4.50 L Haddock £4.70 R To be honest my local fish shop regular size chips is a big portion and too much for me with fish. Just about ok with a a couple of sausages. Can not fault them always had a good nosh up from there. Friendly Chinese and they won an award and always get a hygiene rating 5 very good. |
my experiences are about like that of everyone else.
10.00 buys a good fish and chip platter with cole slaw. A good beer to wash it all down is extra. :D If you get a chance. try a beer batter dipped or marinated fish, either deep fried or broiled. :up: |
Now you've made me hungry for some shoestring fries with malt vinegar from the end of the pier at Sandbank, and an ice cream Snickers. ...and some lamb at the Coylet Inn along Loch Eck. ...and a doner kebab over in Gourock. :D
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