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Lifeboat Fish Bar Scarborough Hauls in a Victory

by Peter Lippitt | Jun 11, 2024 | Fish and Chips

Scarborough. The bracing North Sea air, the clatter of arcades, the promise of a donnybrook with a rogue seagull over a chip. But amongst the candy floss and donkey rides lies a true gem for the discerning (or ravenous) traveller: Lifeboat Fish Bar. Don’t be...

Crook’s Catch: A Deep-Dive into Stephenson’s Market Plaice

by Peter Lippitt | Jun 11, 2024 | Fish and Chips

Let’s face it, Britain does a lot of things well. We’ve cracked the social awkwardness code (a stiff upper lip and a muttered “sorry” covers most situations), and our queuing skills are Olympic-worthy. But there’s one area where we truly...

Fry Magazine Unveils UK’s Elite Fish & Chip Establishments for 2024

by Peter Lippitt | Jun 10, 2024 | Fish and Chips

Trade publication Fry has revealed its much-anticipated rankings for the 50 Best Fish & Chip Takeaways and 10 Best Fish & Chip Restaurants across the UK for 2024. This annual roundup celebrates the crème de la crème of chippies and fish eateries that are...

From Humble Origins to National Treasure: A Bite-Sized History of British Fish and Chips

by Peter Lippitt | Jun 10, 2024 | Fish and Chips

Ah, the chippy. That glorious bastion of grease-proof paper and the unmistakable aroma of hot fat. It’s a cornerstone of British culinary culture, a national treasure as dependable as drizzle and as comforting as a well-worn jumper. But beneath that golden...

A Splash of History: Sarson’s Vinegar and the Rise of the Chippy

by Peter Lippitt | Jun 10, 2024 | Fish and Chips

Fish and chips – the quintessential British takeaway, a national treasure wrapped unceremoniously in paper. But what elevates this simple dish from greasy indulgence to an icon of culinary heritage? The answer lies in a bottle – a bottle emblazoned with Sarson’s...

An Enduring Tradition: Why the British Eat Fish on Fridays

by Peter Lippitt | Jun 10, 2024 | Fish and Chips

For many Brits, eating fish on Fridays is a longstanding cultural tradition that has been passed down for generations. While the practice is rooted in Christian religious customs, it has transcended its original context and become deeply ingrained in British culinary...
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  • Lifeboat Fish Bar Scarborough Hauls in a Victory
  • Crook’s Catch: A Deep-Dive into Stephenson’s Market Plaice
  • Fry Magazine Unveils UK’s Elite Fish & Chip Establishments for 2024
  • From Humble Origins to National Treasure: A Bite-Sized History of British Fish and Chips
  • A Splash of History: Sarson’s Vinegar and the Rise of the Chippy
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