For all you non Scotland/Edinburgh folk found this amazing site where you can buy undiluted chippy sauce! Already made my first order
http://www.chippysauce.co.uk/
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01-04-2010 08:30 PM #1
Edinburgh Chippy Sauce
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01-04-2010 08:45 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
You can buy gold star stuff in makro and cosco. pickled onions and eggs and sauce i think. Cracking find tho mate
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01-04-2010 09:05 PM #3
Make your own
It's brown sauce diluted with either vinegar or water. Take your pick and adjust to personal taste.
I don't make it frequently but when I do it's two-third's HP to one-third's white wine vinegar. Tastes smashing! Bet there's other better homemade versions though, if anyone's offeringThere's only one thing better than a Hibs calendar and that's two Hibs calendars
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02-04-2010 07:45 PM #6
Chippy in Balerno sells you bottles of chippy sauce, always a bottle in our cupboards, the kids insist on it
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02-04-2010 10:33 PM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Wrong, and indeed scientifically proven to be an absolute abortion of a combination.
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02-04-2010 11:44 PM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I've made chippy sauce before and it's using the same method as yourself. Every chippy sauce I've tasted in fife or the lothians has exactly the same taste as the basic recipe.
It's an open secret and I find it amazing that some chip shops are selling it in glass bottles for a lot more than what it costs to make.
Do they not, by law, have to list the ingredients?
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09-04-2010 11:37 AM #9
I worked in a chippy for years and made many a bottle of sauce up in that time. It is Gold Star Sauce and water, we never used vinegar
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09-04-2010 12:00 PM #10
My local chippy sells it, basically it's brown sauce and lots of vinegar. Most chip shops will make there own.
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19-04-2010 09:09 AM #11
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Hmmm...someone at the St Johns Chippy trying to make a fast internet buck or two(and why not?).
Reads to me that the sauce you buy from them needs to be enhanced by you and you are paying more for lower quality sauce as per this..
http://www.practicallyedible.com/edi...s/chippiesauce
Also told you can buy this Gold Star stuff at the following Sainsburys in Edinburgh:
Dalry
Cameron Toll
Meadowbank
although I can't find it online.Last edited by Toaods; 19-04-2010 at 09:14 AM.
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19-04-2010 06:19 PM #12
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A couple of years back I was in the chippy on Easter Road. It was before a Huns game and I was behind a few Huns in the queue who were all getting salt and vinegar on their food. I asked for a bag of chips and the lass behind the counter was just about to put vinegar over them, I said, 'eh naw, salt and sauce'.
Must have thought I was one of the Huns, bloody cheek.
Salt and Sauce all the way.
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19-04-2010 10:15 PM #13
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All this sauce talk got my tastebuds going and I was at Savacenyre earlier tonight so searched out a bottle........670g for 99P...
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20-04-2010 06:29 AM #14
First thing I'm getting when I'm back is a Haggis super with SALT AND SAUCE.
Maybe a deep fried pizza tae.
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19-04-2010 08:26 PM #15
Buy it? You should make your own. Cheapest broon sauce that you can get (Rowatts is good) water it down with the vinegar from pickled onion.
Amazing.
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