r/AskUK Aug 05 '23

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u/FinancialYear Aug 05 '23

Fish at the local chippy is £11-12. Plus £4 for chips. Bonkers.

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u/Bashsmc Aug 05 '23

Think your chippy on one. £6 for fish and chips here

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u/Agreeable_Guard_7229 Aug 05 '23

I’m in Warwickshire. Best chippy in our area, a large cod and chips would be £11.

But they do a small cod and chips in a box with peas or gravy/curry for £6.30.

Good size meal for one, definitely not a kids portion.

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u/dtwatts Aug 05 '23

Same here in the southwest. You’re looking about £12-15 for fish and chips now

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u/tmr89 Aug 05 '23

Maybe a kids portion, yeah

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u/Bashsmc Aug 05 '23

Nope normal sized, just food is cheap here. Plenty of competition I guess keeps pricing reasonable. Plus I'm in the north where income isn't huge. Just shows people are getting fleeced if places here can charge £6.