Do Brits really like eating 'Chip Butties'?! (Sandwich filled with ... chips)

[frankhammer]

Yeah, I do this at least a couple of times a year. Usually with lashings of salted butter in thickly sliced bread. Tastes good man.

[Roy]

What about Bread + Bread?






Yeah, when I read the word 'butty' I imagine it in a northern accent.

This is even dumber and more underwhelming. Literally depressing. British cuisine is the worst.

[Grand Admiral Thrawn]

I've been to UK, but never came across this 'treat', ahem ...

If you would serve it in Poland or were caught eating it you would be considered a runaway from a madhouse very likely. For Poles BREAD + POTATO never combine. Pork choppings seem or meat with mint sauce seem perfectly ordinary to me ... but the Mars bar is fried in breadcrumbs is not.




Albeit when I think again it is maybe not that strange ...as Polish Pierogi Ruskie are made from flour and are stuffed with potato filling among other ghings.

I'll tell you now, I remember having a "Chip Butty" on a few occasions when I was much younger. I'll admit as of right now it's not my cup of tea but yes it's kind of true, some brits do eat Chip Butties. Although it is a stereotype so take it with a grain of salt.

[Dick]

That’s called a freedom fries burger

[Sakis]

It wouldn't be much of a problem if there was some meat in it but just chips is not a good choice.

[KingOf]

Exists here in gyro shops as a non-meat choice to order a patatopita (potato with pita).

[Roy]

It wouldn't be much of a problem if there was some meat in it but just chips is not a good choice.

I find it pretty brutal. The austerity of it ...