Fish and Chips - How come?

In Ilford, only the women are cheap

Ilford's nearest Waitrose is 6 miles away - which in London is a *long* way :)

I appreciate that it later on says "to be delivered"

so, is that from the "pricey London restaurant" in para 1 or from the local chippy?

been to the deliveroo website

and locally F&C is not an available search option

but if I go to the local shop then it says "deliveroo orders" click here. Go Figure!

Delivery is free if you order more than 15 pounds of food

But you are right, the shop prices seem to have been hiked to allow for the deliveroo percentage (30% I understand)

I don't recall the walk in prices being that high last time I was there.

and paying 2.50 for Mushy peas is simply a laziness charge. You can buy a tin in the supermarket for 30p and they take seconds to microwave.

Beware, that risks the criticism that you just don't understand the way poor people can't afford to tie up their money in tins of peas just in case they decide to order fish and chips. I kid you not.

Just watched last nights program on teaching people to spend less of food

and this weeks couple spent 35 pounds per day feeding a family of 5 with supermarket food (not including school dinners)

FFS!

tim

Our local take-away offers mushy peas as a FREE extra

The triple-cooked chips, meticulously made over a two-day process, arrive at your table piping hot, golden, and shimmering with sea salt. Choose to pair yours with caviar and crème fraiche, lobster thermidor, or homemade Matson curry sauce and cheese in a nod to Kerridge?s local chip shop around the corner from where he grew up. There?s also deep-fried cockle popcorn reminiscent of the seaside favourite and perfect for dipping, and a vegan samosa created with friend and fellow chef Sat Bains.

At least that means there's plenty of room for pud, although I suspect that's not included in the £35.

Owain

I hated pease pudding as a kid

Never tried it since

TBH the fish looks like it has got less protein than a thalidomides arms.

You have a lovely original turn of phrase Adam.

Bill