Hollywood star drops in for fish and chips

The Soldier Girl · Star

RE: Nic likes fish n chips!

Corelli · 6:59 PM, 01/02/10

Yes Darc you must try jellied and/or stewed eels! biggrin

The Soldier Girl · Star

Hmm...I've had BBQ eel and dried eel in Korea, but never "Jellied eel", sounds like something I might have to try!

Corelli · 1:20 PM, 01/01/10

The Soldier Girl wrote:
Nothing like a good hearty plate of Fish 'n Chips! When I visted London and parts of England, I made sure I stopped at one or two pubs and indulged. And I also fell in love with "Haggis" while visiting scotland.

I've never had haggis but I'd give it a go! biggrin

          Darc...if you like fish n chips, if and when you come back to London, you
          should try our traditional C*ockney pie n mash and stewed or jellied eels!
          It's much better than it looks and sounds! biggrin

http://www.manze.co.uk/

scorpiolady · Superstar

I love haggis biggrin

, not as awful tasting as people think it is, sounds it, but its not

The Soldier Girl · Star

Nope, your thinking correctly. LOL. When it's cooked right and with veggies/potatos...its yummy!

Nick 4 Life · Senior Member

The Soldier Girl wrote:
I also fell in love with "Haggis" while visiting scotland.

Yikes!! Haggis! Okay... Am I thinking of something else or is Haggis liver, heart and lungs of a sheep - baked in the Sheep's stomach?

The Soldier Girl · Star

Nothing like a good hearty plate of Fish 'n Chips! When I visted London and parts of England, I made sure I stopped at one or two pubs and indulged. And I also fell in love with "Haggis" while visiting scotland.

Corelli · 1:34 PM, 12/30/09

According to this article Nic likes fish n chips! biggrin

http://www.thisissomerset.co.uk/news/Star-drops-bite-lights/article-1656632-detail/article.html

Hollywood star drops in for fish and chips

Wednesday, December 30, 2009, 10:42

Fish and chips may not be the most Hollywood A-lister diet, but it seems one shop in Shepton is more than good enough to feed the stars.

After switching on the Christmas lights in Bath, star of blockbuster films Nicolas Cage and family swung by Whitstones fish and chip shop in Shepton.

And it was so good, the star went back for more.

Owner Mark Swain told the Journal he had a large cod and then went back for a haddock.

"He came in at 9.30pm, when we are normally shut, but we thought we had better not turn him away," said Mr Swain.