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Post by ARENA on Oct 9, 2018 12:21:59 GMT
A traditional chip shop has changed their menu and gone completely vegan – selling ‘fish’ made out of BANANAS.
Sutton and Sons, a traditional Cockney chippy, relaunched their shop last week, and reckon they are the capital’s first vegan chippy.
Owner Danny Sutton, 44, runs three award-winning London chippies – but has entered new territory with his Hackney branch, after the veteran fishmonger decided to go vegan.
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Post by aubrey on Oct 9, 2018 13:19:36 GMT
A traditional chip shop has changed their menu and gone completely vegan – selling ‘fish’ made out of BANANAS. Sutton and Sons, a traditional Cockney chippy, relaunched their shop last week, and reckon they are the capital’s first vegan chippy. Owner Danny Sutton, 44, runs three award-winning London chippies – but has entered new territory with his Hackney branch, after the veteran fishmonger decided to go vegan.
Hackney, eh?
344 to Liverpool Street, 48 to Hackney station - when I get my over 60s Oyster I might do that.
Oh! I've just seen that the 76 goes straight there, pretty much..
They still sell all the other chip shop stuff though. And their website is a bugger to navigate. (IE: I've just seen on it that the Hackney shop is 100% vegan. But you have to go and look elsewhere on the site to find out exactly where it is.)
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Post by althea on Oct 10, 2018 15:38:04 GMT
He must be selling,what we call banana fritters. Lovely with a bit of syrup on them.I don't fancy it with chips and peas though.
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Prue
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Post by Prue on Oct 12, 2018 6:45:24 GMT
How cruel. Bananas have feelings too.
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Post by starlilolill on Oct 12, 2018 11:04:56 GMT
Is there no end to what some folk will do for a bit of publicity? Scots are mocked for selling deep fried Mars Bars are they not - they don't sell them with chips and peas!
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