Dirty Takeaway Pictures Volume 3

[wazztie16]

Last nights tea.

Couldn't finish, left a bit of elephant aha a few chips and lettuce.

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wazztie16 said:

Last nights tea.

Couldn't finish, left a bit of elephant aha a few chips and lettuce.

I'd be very happy with that.

[seyre1972]

Special and a regular fish (no chips as being healthy ....... ) Trip up home to see my mum.

Wetherby Whaler Outwood, Wakefield(former Empire) Buttered scuffler and a pot of curry sauce.

[Gary29]

seyre1972 said:

Special and a regular fish (no chips as being healthy ....... ) Trip up home to see my mum.

Wetherby Whaler Outwood, Wakefield(former Empire) Buttered scuffler and a pot of curry sauce.

Did you look at the water level? All ok?

[seyre1972]

Gary29 said:

seyre1972 said:

Special and a regular fish (no chips as being healthy ....... ) Trip up home to see my mum.

Wetherby Whaler Outwood, Wakefield(former Empire) Buttered scuffler and a pot of curry sauce.

Did you look at the water level? All ok?

We did and how to up with a bit of screen wash to be on safe side - as well as where the lights are .... (she's late 70's and bought a brand new Mini Cooper earlier this year) only drives it when light out however ..... (i kid you not)

[matrignano]

seyre1972 said:

Wetherby Whaler Outwood, Wakefield(former Empire) Buttered scuffler

No idea what you just said

[Vaud]

matrignano said:

seyre1972 said:

Wetherby Whaler Outwood, Wakefield(former Empire) Buttered scuffler

No idea what you just said

Yorkshire person attempt at decoding:

Wetherby Whaler = very good small chain of fish and chip shops (also took over the former Harry Ramsdens)
Outwood is near Wakefield.
Buttered scuffler - is a VERY regional word: "A scuffler is a word in Yorkshire dialect originating from the Castleford area meaning a large bread cake"

Empire... no idea

[giblet]

Vaud said:

Empire... no idea

It was previously called The Empire. Wetherby Whaler Group bought it out last year

[Vaud]

giblet said:

It was previously called The Empire. Wetherby Whaler Group bought it out last year

Ahhh...

[matrignano]

Thank you. I thought it was a description of the whole dish

[seyre1972]

Vaud said:

matrignano said:

seyre1972 said:

Wetherby Whaler Outwood, Wakefield(former Empire) Buttered scuffler

No idea what you just said

Yorkshire person attempt at decoding:

Wetherby Whaler = very good small chain of fish and chip shops (also took over the former Harry Ramsdens)
Outwood is near Wakefield.
Buttered scuffler - is a VERY regional word: "A scuffler is a word in Yorkshire dialect originating from the Castleford area meaning a large bread cake"

Empire... no idea

Vaud & Giblet - thank you for the translation - I forget not everybody speaks Yorkshire, and doesn’t know its gods own county, centre of the Universe ....

[Vaud]

seyre1972 said:

Vaud & Giblet - thank you for the translation - I forget not everybody speaks Yorkshire, and doesn’t know its gods own county, centre of the Universe ....

To be honest I had to google scuffler. I'm a bit further north and had never heard it before.

[BrabusMog]

I'm going to make my missus a few buttered scufflers to take with her to work tomorrow, she's foreign so I am interested to see if she reacts when I tell her what they are

[Vaud]

BrabusMog said:

I'm going to make my missus a few buttered scufflers to take with her to work tomorrow, she's foreign so I am interested to see if she reacts when I tell her what they are

Just so you are accurate, "this bread is always baked in a roughly triangular shape and is similar to the Northern stottie, but lighter"

So no plain buttered round baps/breadcakes. That would be misleading.

[SpeckledJim]

Just offered Mrs Jim a buttered scuffler and she said she's too old for that kind of thing.

She said I'm too old for that kind of thing too, which I thought was unnecessary (and incorrect).

[BrabusMog]

Vaud said:

BrabusMog said:

I'm going to make my missus a few buttered scufflers to take with her to work tomorrow, she's foreign so I am interested to see if she reacts when I tell her what they are

Just so you are accurate, "this bread is always baked in a roughly triangular shape and is similar to the Northern stottie, but lighter"

So no plain buttered round baps/breadcakes. That would be misleading.

She's Swedish, they already have a baffling array of breadstuffs!

SpeckledJim said:

Just offered Mrs Jim a buttered scuffler and she said she's too old for that kind of thing.

She said I'm too old for that kind of thing too, which I thought was unnecessary (and incorrect).

[anonymous-user]

seyre1972 said:

Special and a regular fish (no chips as being healthy ....... ) Trip up home to see my mum.

Wetherby Whaler Outwood, Wakefield(former Empire) Buttered scuffler and a pot of curry sauce.

You want the one further up the road, Tony's Fish and Chips. Far superior to the stuff served up at the former Empire. Or if you fancy chicken on your next trip oop north check out Marstons Chicken.

[Batleyred]

Vandenberg said:

You want the one further up the road, Tony's Fish and Chips. Far superior to the stuff served up at the former Empire. Or if you fancy chicken on your next trip oop north check out Marstons Chicken.

Marstons is deffintley one to try, just up the road from me always very busy and very tasty.

[tobinen]

BrabusMog said:

SpeckledJim said:

Just offered Mrs Jim a buttered scuffler and she said she's too old for that kind of thing.

She said I'm too old for that kind of thing too, which I thought was unnecessary (and incorrect).

I'd never heard of the word before now. Had Mrs Jim or was she thinking sordid things with bread or otherwise?

[DeanKH]

Vandenberg said:

seyre1972 said:

Special and a regular fish (no chips as being healthy ....... ) Trip up home to see my mum.

Wetherby Whaler Outwood, Wakefield(former Empire) Buttered scuffler and a pot of curry sauce.

You want the one further up the road, Tony's Fish and Chips. Far superior to the stuff served up at the former Empire. Or if you fancy chicken on your next trip oop north check out Marstons Chicken.

Had to guess numerous usernames and passwords to log in and post this but... Unfortunately Tony's has closed down! Marston's still going strong.