I was having a conversation with another forum member and i mentioned back peas. The other member had no idea what i was meaning i thought i was strange.
Someone a few weeks back from Manchester thought they was from the Caribbean. Its Lancashire food by the way.
Do you actually know what black peas are?
When will the answer be revealed ?
Am guessing something like the following :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_peas
yep thats them i take it you didn't know
never heard of them, we don't get gravy in our chip shops down here either
That's disgusting, even worse than cheese and peas! cheesy peas!ukeright:
My has a chip shop he sells loads of gravy its popular round here.Originally Posted by CyberNerd
never heard of them, we don't get gravy in our chip shops down here either
I like to have a white pudding & chips supper when I go up to Edinburgh. My wife's Scottish and introduced me to it back in the eighties.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_pudding
Can't get white pudding in Warwickshite....
:-(
The shops can buy it frozen but its not popular enough.
I know :-( & it's got to be the real thing anyway. We found a shop selling it in Leeds once but it didn't taste the same.
Probably wouldn't but when you do up to Scotland it will taste better if you don't have it often.
The thing that really bothers me when ever I go up north is that the pubs insist on spoiling what would otherwise be a really good pint by using sparklers - so even the southern beers end up tasting creamy like boddingtons!
Boddingtons - yuk!
welsh cakes is the thing I like as don't visit wales much and don't see or welsh rels very much means don't get them very often.
But have just found out that sainsbury sell oreo biscuits.
Nope - google is thine friend and n all that lol.
No clue how anyone can eat any stuff like that including black pudding yucky
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