Curry batter buns

[32nd of December]

A lad i used to know said he used to get a mince pie in a bread bun and have that battered

 

[Thewper1]

There was two types. The standard batter inside the bun with a curry splash, decent but the gold standard was doxy chippy who would put the curry in the bun, dip bun into batter mix and fry the bastard.

I’m sure other chippies done the same.

Aye..Margys was top tier!

Remember getting one somewhere else and it was a batter sandwich with a bit of curry on….i was like wtf is this shit!

 

[32nd of December]

Remember getting one somewhere else and it was a batter sandwich with a bit of curry on….i was like wtf is this shit!

Think I'd have jumped over the counter and deep fried the bints fyess if I'd have been served up that

 

[Shandy drinker]

Silver Grid on Sea Road was the best, no question

Bede street

 

[John Byrne 92Crew]

Think I'd have jumped over the counter and deep fried the bints fyess if I'd have been served up that

They are the ones I remember tbh! Bun filled with batter, then the curry poured into the batter. The ones you had sound next level

 

[Roker Mackem]

A bread bun filled with curry/gravy/mushy peas then deep fried in batter

No thats the wrong type. These are buns dipped in curry sauce and filled with batter

 

[cornish mackem]

Sweaty Betties in Bede street was topper. Curry bun or if you were flushed with chips in it too. Cowboy snack was canny but there was something similar but I can’t remember its name. @Dave Herbal will be along in a minute

 

[Rokeroar]

Yep thats the one, youre probs a bit older than me. Early 90s...

Used to get a cowboy supper from there every Friday night at chucking out time - tremendous

 

[WHD]

Silver Grid on Sea Road was the best, no question

I was just about to post that. I think they were about 20p in the late 80s.

 

[scotch]

Grangetown chippy on dinner from school about 18/19 years ago. About 50p or £1 with chips. Food of gods, dash of vinegar on.

Don't forget gravy battered buns

 

[Sing in the Roker]

Silver Grid on Sea Road was the best, no question

Not a patch on Bede’y ‍♂

Dunno what it was called before The Dip Shop but used to get what felt like a foot long one here just off Holmeside

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Done these on a dinner time from thornhill on a dinna time 84-86 n were 27p

 

[banburysafc]

Sure The Bay down Seaburn does them, or they did when I was last in a few years ago.

 

[Sing in the Roker]

Sweaty Betties in Bede street was topper. Curry bun or if you were flushed with chips in it too. Cowboy snack was canny but there was something similar but I can’t remember its name. @Dave Herbal will be along in a minute

Cowboy was chips,burger,sausage n gravy for ten bob 50p
Can’t remember what the similar was
Anyone

 

[cornish mackem]

Cowboy was chips,burger,sausage n gravy for ten bob 50p
Can’t remember what the similar was
Anyone

Was it a cowboy supper and a cowboy snack ? Is that the 2 different ones ?

 

[Shandy drinker]

Cowboy was chips,burger,sausage n gravy for ten bob 50p
Can’t remember what the similar was
Anyone

Geordie supper
Can’t remember what was in it
Savaloy?

 

[monkeytassle]

What was the name of that chippy on silky. I think it was on wynyard st?

 

[Vauxie]

So if I was gan up Sunlun, where still does them?

 

[BombayBadboy]

Surely any decent chippy will do it for you if asked?

 

[Father Jack Hackett]

Silver Grid on Sea Road was the best, no question

That’s where I got mine from, or Bede Street

 

[fyl2u]

Can't remember what it was called at the time, but I'm pretty sure it was this place on Derwent St. I used to get mine in the late 80's on the way home from school...

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IIRC 26p?

Was it something like The Greasy Spoon?