What's more healthy for you - Fish & Chips or Curry.

[Eggman]

Harsh to bundle curry into the 'junk food' category IMHO

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Surely a no-brainer? At home I make curries from scratch rather than using sauce from a jar and serve with brown rice rather than white (which is essentially nutrition-free sludge), so quick and easy to do. Fish and Chips is a heart attack on a plate by comparison.

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

Fish is only healthy if you have it with a rice cake...

 

[knocky1]

Yummy yummy

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Is the Lincoln Hall book a good read? Read a few mountaineering books and enjoyed them.

 

[alfredmizen]

Health wise is probably pretty even , but taste wise im indian all day long although i occasionally enjoy fish and chips , but BOTH are now far too expensive for what they are.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Is the Lincoln Hall book a good read? Read a few mountaineering books and enjoyed them.

Stick with Touching the Void or Into Thin Air

(edit - actually looks quite good that book, had never heard of it)

 

[severnside gull]

Best of both worlds

My local Indian takeaway does a deep fried naan bread filled with chicken tikka and served with chips and chilli sauce.
Proper dirty food!!!

 

[Boy Blue]

Is the Lincoln Hall book a good read? Read a few mountaineering books and enjoyed them.

Just finished it and yes it's great. He died and was left behind but the last group up the following day found him alive. The people who died who he talks about are in this Everest video.

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[jevs]

Healthy curries? whatever next.....dripping sarnies are good for you All in moderation....had a chicken tikka dhansak Friday night and it was delish (Spice Merchants, Lewes) won't have another for several weeks. I had an onion salad with it so that's got to be part of your 5 a day.

 

[severnside gull]

I had an onion salad with it so that's got to be part of your 5 a day.

I have a squeeze of lemon on my battered fish & chips using the same reasoning

 

[Boy Blue]

Healthy curries? whatever next.....dripping sarnies are good for you All in moderation....had a chicken tikka dhansak Friday night and it was delish (Spice Merchants, Lewes) won't have another for several weeks. I had an onion salad with it so that's got to be part of your 5 a day.

West ham and Palace fans find nothing unhealthy. I bet both don't understand the meaning of hygiene.

 

[jevs]

West ham and Palace fans find nothing unhealthy. I bet both don't understand the meaning of hygiene.

You know me too well pal. Are you at pride this weekend as I have the overwhelming urge to smother you in chicken dhansak and then lick it off !!!!!!!

 

[Soulman]

Try a Chicken Tarka, it's like a Tikka only a little 'otter

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Homemade curry is always best

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[Durlston]

Just enjoyed a Tesco Chicken tikka masala.

Most evenings I like a good curry. And after the terrible day I've had I feel a lot better.

Fish & chips - meh. Too greasy generally but once a week usually at the weekend.

 

[Durlston]

I always have Chicken Balti and it's never creamy and the ingredients are always fresh. I've never had Vindaloo as been told going to the gents can be painful in the mornings.

You should try it with piles. Painkillers are needed after a strong vindaloo or phall.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Harsh to bundle curry into the 'junk food' category IMHO

True, or even fish and chips come to that. But in any case, surely everything in moderation should be the key.

 

[Magic Sponge]

No curry is complete without some Brinjal bhaji (spiced aubergine).

It's a Bhindi Bhaji (ladies fingers) for me.

 

[nicko31]

Homemade curry is always best

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A lot more health too than the gee laden formula paste stuff

 

[SUA Seagull]

Talking of Palace (.....yes, I know, that's enough to ruin a Seagull's appetite!) here's somewhere you can get fish and chips or a Chinese



In Chipping Camden, no less