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Do you eat your fish and chips with vinegar?

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NifferKat@reddit

Brown sauce... I'm an Edinburgh lad.
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Oldsoldierbear@reddit

chip shop sauce is diluted with vinegar. Salt and sauce is quite specific to the Edinburgh area
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NifferKat@reddit

I would prefer 'blended it' with vinegar 🙂
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Oldsoldierbear@reddit

I can see that - bad choice of words on my part it is a delicacy, after all!
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NifferKat@reddit

No worries, when i was a kid all i knew was Salt n Sauce, it was just a thing that we had, nothing to compare it with, even though lot of family across NW England (and even more Glasgow) so I guess I must have been aware that Salt n Vinegar was a thing in the rest of the known world.
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Oldsoldierbear@reddit

It’s one of the ways to identify an Edinburgh native (the other is spitting on the Heart of Midlothian, while all the tourists look on in horror)
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Grazza123@reddit

If s not diluted with vinegar- they use water
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NifferKat@reddit

Must admit i heard it was vinegar but I'm no expert.
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boredsittingonthebus@reddit

As a pure radge Weegie, I've only been to a chippie in Edinburgh twice. Any time the question "salt and sauce?" has been asked in that lovely sing-song accent, I've been reminded that things are different in Edinburgh. Salt and sauce is really good, and I wish we had it here.
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NifferKat@reddit

Hmm, what sing-song accent? no idea what you're talking about, got to say they nailed it in trainspotting.
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boredsittingonthebus@reddit

Compared to Glasgow, the Edinburgh accent sounds quite melodic and soft to many people. Take the compliment!
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NifferKat@reddit

Ah it was a compliment, nice one, i thought you were teasing. Dad was a Govan Boy, Mum was from Leith so it's a family thing to get stuck in about respective accents.
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Superb-Ad-8823@reddit

In Fife you get a choice. If you ask for salt and vinegar in Edinburgh they give you a weird look.
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NifferKat@reddit

And rightly so 🤷🏻‍♂️
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60svintage@reddit

How else are you meant to eat your chips if not with vinegar*. Actually "non-brewed condiment" but it's close enough to vinegar once diluted.
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Gildor12@reddit

Or malt vinegar
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60svintage@reddit

Only if at home. Most likely non-brrwed condiment at a chippy. I was the spud-boy at my local chippy (run by my mother)
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Gildor12@reddit

Yes at most chippies
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DrunkenHorse12@reddit

Wish it was easier to buy non brewed condiment only one I can find in small bottles is made up to taste like malt and is rank. Only real non brewed I can find is the concentrate at my local Chinese supermarket and its on 5l litre bottles. I like Non brewed condiment but I don't need 20 litres of it.
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AlGunner@reddit

Assuming you are in the UK, you can usually buy it at the chippy.
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DrunkenHorse12@reddit

Not by me you can't I always ask in each chippy I visit only one I found selling it was actually selling the crap "chip shop vinegar" one that tastes nothing like it and the chippy admitted it wasn't what they use themselves.
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AlGunner@reddit

Go on amazon, search for non brewed condiment, sort by customer rating and there is one that clearly stands out as the most popular. Its not rocket science. Also a little further down is a Morrisons one so they probably sell it as well.
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DrunkenHorse12@reddit

I've tried pretty much all of the small bottle ones on Amazon. They are all either rebrands of the "fish and chip style " one there few that aren't, like the Morrisons one, are over diluted like 4 parts to 1 rather than 3 to 1.
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60svintage@reddit

I know what you mean. Malt vinegar is o e thing, chippie vinegar is something else. I live in New Zealand now. Ive not found a chippie that serves vinegar or non-brewed condiment. Kiwi "vinegar" is made from whey. It doesn't taste the same. And I suspect the malt vinegar is whey vinegar coloured with malt. Either way, it doesn't taste right.
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MalcolmTuckersLuck@reddit

People from Edinburgh have salt and sauce (a particular type of vinegar/brown sauce concoction which is actually very nice) They seem to think that’s the norm and everyone else is weird for having salt and vinegar as the default.
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60svintage@reddit

After moving to NZ, they seem to think anything other than salt is weird. Brown sauce would be irrational.
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Ryledra@reddit

Wait til you tell them about gravy or curry sauce with fish XD
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60svintage@reddit

Mybeife is Samoan. She has been introduced to fine dining already.currt sauce, mushy peas, picked eggs....
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Grazza123@reddit

Salt n sauce
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mggray1981@reddit

Salt and Gold Star.
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username_not_clear@reddit

Yes, copious amounts of both vinegar and salt.
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Kind_Animal_4694@reddit

vinegar on the chips; not on the fish
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S1nnah2@reddit

Yes, no one wants soggy batter.
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Maximum_Scientist_85@reddit

I don't believe in kink shaming, but personally I'd say no to having "soggy batter" on my fish.
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my_beer@reddit

and vinegar in the mushy peas. A touch of acidity really improves them (for me).
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bulgarianlily@reddit

Off topic but try mint sauce on boiled cabbage. Gives a great lift.
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Away-Ad4393@reddit

My grandparents always put a little vinegar on their kale. I tried it and it definitely improves the taste, also great on purple sprouting broccoli.
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Gildor12@reddit

And lots of pepper
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Robmeu@reddit

No. Vinegar EVERYWHERE. And salt, lots of salt.
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Open-Difference5534@reddit

The opposite for me, vinegar on the fish, not on the chips.
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Mammoth-Squirrel2931@reddit

Vinegar first otherwise the salt gets hosed off by the vinegar splash (this reads somehow sexual)
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Maximum_Scientist_85@reddit

Mate, have I got a tip for you. Picked it up in a chip shop on the west coast of Scotland. Decant your vinegar in to a spray bottle. Even coating of vinegar all over the chips, and it's a fine mist so keeps the salt very much in situ. Plus it has the huge advantages that all the chips get an even coating of vinegar AND they can take \*a lot\* of spray vinegar without getting soggy. You can have those badboys making your mouth squirm and they're \*still\* lovely and crisp. Game changer.
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Loose_Acanthaceae201@reddit

Salt then vinegar then salt again.  Or use salt and vinegar powder so the wet isn't a factor. 
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Maximum_Scientist_85@reddit

Yes, obviously. Salt & vinegar. But I generally refuse chip shop "vinegar" if I'm in my hometown. I'll just take them home and use malt vinegar, cos it's much nicer. I'd suggest decanting the vinegar in to a spray bottle. Had some chips from a chip shop on the West Coast of Scotland that used a spray bottle of vinegar. Changed my outlook - that was some next level stuff. Gets the chips nice and vinegary BUT they stay lovely and crisp, rather than getting soggy. And you get an even amount of vinegar on all the chips. It's lifechanging. Chips outside of a fish based dish, I'll quite often use "American Chip Spice" & Dutch Mayo. Again, next level combo that.
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JoeR9T@reddit

I used to Now salt only
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halen2024@reddit

I usually use a knife and fork but like vinegar on my fish
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MovingTarget2112@reddit

Only the chips. We put tartare sauce on the fish.
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AlJaWi@reddit

It’s mandatory to add it in the chippy. Then if taking home, add more at home before eating. And I will die on this hill that if having a fish butty with ketchup on and chips, BBQ sauce is immense addition to the chips. If no butty, only ketchup is allowed
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Heeler_Haven@reddit

I don't, because I detest vinegar. Almost everyone else in my family does, though.
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evelynsmee@reddit

Who isn't doing this? Suspicious.
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Hamsternoir@reddit

Erm me. But only when sharing them with one of the kids who's a fussy little bugger and I'm not sure is even ours. The tipping point was when they put ketchup on Christmas dinner. Apart from adoption I don't know what else we can do with them as we've very much failed as parents. The other kids are normal though.
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PlanetSwallower@reddit

Johnny Foreigner.
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evelynsmee@reddit

My South African housemate bought an own brand Marmite the other month. Today she was using the real one I bought and I said I see you have decided the impure fake Marmite is evil as well, she goes yah I thought it would taste the same but it doesn't. Me making random British noises. It's been triggering me just seeing it in the cupboard, fake Marmite is up there with Lipton tea as a deportable offence.
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JCDU@reddit

I say, what utter savages.
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PastorParcel@reddit

I have discovered through Reddit that Scottish people are far less British than I had thought. Deep fried Mars Bars, Macaroni pies, salt and sauce? It's time for another referendum, let these strange people go!
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Ok_Peanut_7672@reddit

Battered burger, chips, curry sauce, salt + vinegar for me thanks.
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Stuffedwithdates@reddit

vinegar is must
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RichieEB@reddit

Nah just with curry if I’m feeling it
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Paul2377@reddit

Yes salt and vinegar is a must.
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Secret-Sky5031@reddit

Who doesn't have vinegar with fish and chips...? OP, your question genuinely threw me haha If I'm feeling fancy, either curry sauce or mushy peas too (not together, I'm not a maniac)
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Grazza123@reddit

Salt n sauce in Edinburgh
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Loose_Acanthaceae201@reddit

I am the only one in my household who wants vinegar on chippy. I do not understand it (they all enjoy salt and vinegar crisps, for example). One chooses ketchup; the others have curry sauce.  Heathens, the lot of them. 
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Steviestevieg1968@reddit

What kind of question is this?? It’s like asking “Do you breathe in as well as out?”
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Grazza123@reddit

Salt n sauce is a thing in Britain
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Grazza123@reddit

Salt n sauce
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Ill_Temporary_9509@reddit

You mean there are people who don't?
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WickedWitchWestend@reddit

Yes. Edinburgh.
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No_Cartoonist981@reddit

I discovered salt and vinegar powder this year, no more sog and double the flavour
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AgreeableAd9724@reddit

I do. But my wife hates the smell of vinegar in the car, so I just ask for salt at the chippy and then I put vinegar on myself when I get home.
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Edit67@reddit

Fish and chips and vinegar; pepper, pepper, pepper, salt. ...
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PresentationOld4693@reddit

Yes, and mint sauce mushy peas!
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Icy_Ear7079@reddit

Mushy peas yes but mint sauce is for lamb!
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Good_Lettuce_2690@reddit

No. It makes everything, esp the batter soggy. I like a wee bit of salt and a wee dab of tomato sauce on the side.
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Icy_Ear7079@reddit

Loads of salt and malt vinegar. Never white vinegar, always malt
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prustage@reddit

Salt and vinegar and lots of it.
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Iscan49er@reddit

No. I like my chips crisp and dry. Any vinegar added at the chip shop means they are soggy by the time I get to eat them.
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Loose_Acanthaceae201@reddit

Very important point, yes. Add vinegar only when you're actually ready to eat. I do not enjoy cold, soggy chippy.
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WinkyNurdo@reddit

Chips doused in vinegar. Tartar sauce and squeeze of lemon on the battered fish. Cracked black pepper over the lot. I do not add salt. I usually have some strong pickled onions on the side.
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IainMCool@reddit

I don't eat fish and chips. It's rank, regardless of condiment and seasoning status.
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Kind_Ad5566@reddit

Vinegar yes. Non-brewed condiment, only if it's all they have.
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Gullible_fool_99@reddit

No. I do not like vinegar. I either eat with no extra seasoning or with tartare sauce.
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iamthefirebird@reddit

Ketchup is my condiment of choice, and Ketchup has vinegar in it. So yes.
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Brilliant-Figure-149@reddit

No way. Salt only. But then I've never seen the appeal of vinegar in anything. No interest in pickled things either.
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rsoton@reddit

I eat my vinegar with fish and chips, more like.
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Ewendmc@reddit

Salt and vinegar. None of that salt and sauce Edinburgh pish.
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Fickle-Public1972@reddit

Yes l do except when l am in Edinburgh
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neo4025@reddit

What?! I could not imagine not eating fish and chips without malt vinegar (malt vinegar, very important) and salt. Each to their own of course.
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bulgarianlily@reddit

We live in Eastern Europe. Our one treasured bottle of malt vinegar is running low, just after I cracked how to make good chips in the air fryer. Send help!
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neo4025@reddit

lol. I know that pain. When I lived in south/west France, we had a company make regular (ish) visits with British foods. I think they were called “Trading post” not sure if there is anything like that over there? But it was a godsend.
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Moppy6686@reddit

I used to have to run back to the chippy for another wrap of paper because the vinegar would leak out the bottom as soon as I left the shop. My favorite part is the soft chips soaked in vinegar at the very bottom 🤤
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terryjuicelawson@reddit

No, I don't like it. I don't really get it either, chips are hot and crisp. I don't want damp juice that smells like old socks being splashed all over it. Lemon on the fish specifically to complement it - that works, and I can see why therefore vinegar on *fish* works, but not chips. Do other countries do this?
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DotAffectionate87@reddit

Of course!!, but oddly enough only when I'm in the UK at a proper chippy. when I'm home or in the US and have their version of Fish and chips its usually served with tartar sauce, and thats fine.
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rhrjruk@reddit

Why do you mean “did”?
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TwentyOneClimates@reddit

Yes, always. I'm not even sure how much it changes the taste but I always say yes anyway.
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PaleozoicQueen@reddit

Yes, to me, chips are best served with salt and vinegar. I like it on fish fingers and bread too
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Fellsy8@reddit

No, for three reasons 1. I do not like vinegar 2. I do not like chips 3. I'm vegetarian
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Cakeo@reddit

Really committing to vegetarians needing to tell you that they are vegetarians. Turns out people online are actually wrong that's its a myth lmao
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Fellsy8@reddit

What a strange comment! It was totally in context
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Secret-Sky5031@reddit

1) I know people who used to drink the stuff, I'd rather be on your side of the fence, away from those maniacs 2) how come...? Is it the type, like french fries vs chunky chips, what about sweet potato? Do you like potatoes in other forms? 3) Valid
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Fellsy8@reddit

I eat crisps \[apart from ready salted and salt and vinegar\] I am repulsed by all other forms.
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neo4025@reddit

I don’t think this post applies to you then, lol.
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snaynay@reddit

Malt vinegar, yes.
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Historical_Pin2806@reddit

Malt vinegar no salt.
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Flibbetty@reddit

I eat my vinegar with fish and chips
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Digidigdig@reddit

Pickled onion vinegar and chip spice 👨🏻‍🍳👌🏼
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Existing_Macaron_616@reddit

Polish wife didn’t get fish and chips til I told her to put it with malt vinegar. Polish family came over once and refused to eat with vinegar- too weird for them and they left loads of it. Definitely needs something abit tart. With it.
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Mother_Composer_6069@reddit

I like my vinegar with chips and salt. Something for the chips to swim around in.
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TwpMun@reddit

Of course, why would you not?
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Indigo-Waterfall@reddit

Naturally. Although chip shop vinegar isn’t actually vinegar apparently!
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SilverellaUK@reddit

I remember as kids getting bags of chips and putting the vinegar (the nasty non- brewed condiment vinegar from the chip shop) in until the chips floated.
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YorkshireDrifter@reddit

Just salt.
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AndrewHinds67@reddit

No. I eat mine with tomato sauce and if I'm really peckish, a crusty roll with lots of butter.
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Inner-Conference-644@reddit

Always, even if I have Tommy sauce or curry sauce on it.
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EconomicsPotential84@reddit

Personally, no, salt and ketchup for me.
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GingerPrince72@reddit

Of course. Salt and Vinegar. Get stuffed with your Chinese curry sauce,
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fanacapoopan@reddit

Absolutely.
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emdj50@reddit

yes of course
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Careless_Fun7101@reddit

Onion vinegar 
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fyonn@reddit

Almost no-one does eat their chippy tea with vinegar as practically no chip shop has any. Non-brewed condiment however, that’s the stuff.
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MerlinMusic@reddit

You can just say no to that and put proper vinegar on at home. That's what I always do
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neo4025@reddit

“Practically no chip shop has any” vinegar? In my 40 years, I have never seen a chippy without vinegar. But right about putting vinegar on the fish when at the chippy, as it’ll be soggy by the time you get home. But when home I do
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lengthy_prolapse@reddit

It’s usually not actually vinegar. It’s just close enough. Non-brewed condiment.
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neo4025@reddit

Have you just opened up a rabbit hole I now need to go down?! “The vinegar conspiracy files” dammit
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fyonn@reddit

Yup. Vinegar is brewed, which is more expensive than just mixing some chemicals which is why chippy vinegar has its own taste.. it’s not technically vinegar.. it’s not that far off but it is different and if you find a bottle of chip shop vinegar in the shop’s, it won’t actually claim to be vinegar, just non-brewed condiment…
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sparklybeast@reddit

I’ve never once put chippy vinegar on my meal then taken it home to eat it. Will always salt & malt vinegar at home.
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fyonn@reddit

It does annoy me though when they put the chips in the box, put the fish on top and then put the salt and “vinegar” on the fish… no, it’s for the chips, putting it on the fish will make the batter soggy…
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ljofa@reddit

Vinegar yes, salt no otherwise I’m mainlining water for the nest three hours. Also -whenever I get to go to Europe, I try and pick up a bottle or two of Heinz Frites Mayonnaise. Great stuff with FnC.
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Martinonfire@reddit

Usually i use a knife and fork if I’m feeling posh.
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skibbin@reddit

I'm on a diet, so I just have the vinegar.
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Think-Committee-4394@reddit

I eat salt & vinegar with a little fish & chips to season it
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the_speeding_train@reddit

Of course. And salt.
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tubby_bitch@reddit

It's one of the only things I use vineger on. That and pie and mash are like top tear vinegar foods.
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Desperate-Ad-5109@reddit

Yes
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ThePants999@reddit

No. I eat my vinegar with fish and chips.
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OverCategory6046@reddit

No, hate the combination.
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Maximum_Honey2205@reddit

Only vinegar
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Fadedtan@reddit

A little salt, lots of malt vinegar, and then add curry sauce.
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Professional-Day6965@reddit

I would, except vinegar gives me the most awful mouth ulcers. I miss it, but it wasn't worth the pain
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Hopelassie@reddit

Bloody hell that’s awful!
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Hopelassie@reddit

Small amount of salt on first then loads of vinegar. I am from, and grew up in N Yorkshire where chippies used to (at least - not sure about nowadays) hold up your fish and chips for you to put your own salt and vinegar on before wrapping them up. I moved to Scotland 20+ years ago and they put it on for you. Does my head in still to this day. Always too much salt and never ever enough vinegar.
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Positive_Position_48@reddit

Salt vin Tommy k.
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Crazy_Breakfast_6327@reddit

Salt & vinegar mostly but occasionally lemon juice.
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EUskeptik@reddit

No, salt only. I sometimes add a little lemon juice to the fish. -@@-
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Pale_Height_1251@reddit

Of course.
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withnailstail123@reddit

I only eat fish and chips for the vinegar
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JH0190@reddit

There are very few things I really don’t like to eat, but vinegar is one of them. There are very few flavours that would make it difficult for me to eat a meal, even if they’re not my favourite, but vinegar on chips means I won’t eat the chips. Never understood how people do.
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Oldsoldierbear@reddit

nope. Round here (Edinburgh area) we ask for “salt and sauce”, which is brown sauce diluted with vinegar.
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LensmanUK@reddit

Nope. Lea & Perins Worcestershire Sauce on the chips for me. Tartare on the fish if I'm feeling fancy.
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Plop-plop-fizz@reddit

Does the pope shit in the woods?
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Ilsluggo@reddit

Of course, I’m not a savage!
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sossighead@reddit

Yes. And lemon if I get it at the pub.
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PieSpirited2247@reddit

Can't believe how expensive it's got. 3 medium cod, 1¼ burger 1½lb
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Electrical-Smoke-324@reddit

Big fan of using pickled onion vinegar, preferably Garners plus lots of salt.
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Neddlings55@reddit

Yes, Sarsons.
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Sad_Cardiologist5388@reddit

Yes! Lots and all over. If im feeling wild, I'll have Hendersons Relish. Henderson's Relish - Wikipedia https://share.google/j8pkniLZf9fggA7L8
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BG3restart@reddit

No. I detest vinegar and never add salt to anything having experienced my father's high blood pressure problems.
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pharmamess@reddit

I always eat mine with a knife and fork.
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Defiant_Employee6681@reddit

Yes. Next
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xxbtmxx@reddit

Yes but it has to be 'chippy' vinegar. Not normal malt vinegar
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No-Sandwich1511@reddit

absolutely
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colin_staples@reddit

With *salt* and vinegar, yes
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its_me_simonok@reddit

Yes.
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Impossible_Honey3553@reddit

Wouldn’t have it any other way, and curry sauce
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Pier-Head@reddit

Salt and vinegar always. Any other way is plain wrong.
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Dark_Foggy_Evenings@reddit

Yes, it’s the base condiment. Though Heston was right about the spray bottle, they just have to be above a certain temp and not clumped together.
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davep1970@reddit

Yes.
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caiaphas8@reddit

I would get sausage and chips, cover them in vinegar and then dunk them into a curry sauce
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Oohoureli@reddit

Definitely.
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JT_3K@reddit

More the other way round by the time I’m done. If it’s not floating, I’m not interested
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Rubberfootman@reddit

Of course! Lots thereof.
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dualdee@reddit

Yes. Though I don't usually actually have fish.
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Ok-Bag3000@reddit

Same. Battered sausage, pea fritter, and chips.
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HamsterEagle@reddit

No I use my hands or a knife and fork.
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-_G0AT_-@reddit

No
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