Cheers Taylor, thanks for celebrating Yorkshire Day with me
Hope you all had a happy Yorkshire Day. Our first foray into the chip butty was a success, no doubt - steak fries, sourdough bread, a little too much butter, and A1 as our brown sauce. As my wife said, "it's carbs on carbs - of course it's delicious." All washed down with Yorkshire's own Samuel Smith's Organic Cider. We are now watching "All Creatures Great and Small" to continue our Yorkshire celebration.
Worth reading: who wrote
"The Greasy Chip Butty" song? And
"The Chip Butty Is the Deranged Nonsensical Sandwich of My Dreams".
Since I don't (yet) have a Real Lambsfoot knife, no knife content in this photo. So I included my Craftsman forged Bottle Cap Wrench, just to have some cool hand tool in there.
What a great entry Tyson
Thanks so much for joining in, you really went for it!
Those are great links
Fantastic pic my friend, I'm glad you and your wife enjoyed the chip butty
Cool wrench too, you definitely deserve a Lambsfoot
A fistful of fab there Vince!
Great pic my friend
Excellent photos, Jack! Sounds like you had a great day!
(I particularly like the part where you were adopted by a group of fellow Yorkshiremen who were out celebrating Yorkshire Day.)
Thanks Barrett, that was pretty strange, but so Yorkshire!
They didn't want to let me go, and I think I could have stayed with them all day!
After I left them I walked back past the
Yorkshiresaur, and a bloke who'd seen us taking photographs, asked me where my pals were. I told him I'd only met them a couple of minutes before
The curly fry butty was surprisingly good! (Are curly fries common there? I honestly wasn’t sure if they were a particularly American thing or not.)
Common enough Barrett, though you tend to see them in restaurants and diners, and takeaway shops, but not fish and chip shops. They're sold frozen too
I think I may still have a bottle or two in the back of the fridge from my Sam Smith’s haul last year, might have to break them out tonight.
Fantastic photo my friend, what a haul!
Ok, I said in my previous post a few minutes ago that I was planning on making some Yorkshire puddings later this evening, but it’s already later this evening, because I started that post a couple hours and forgot to finish it. Which means the Yorkshire puddings have already been made, and I think they actually turned out pretty well!
Of course, you have to have gravy (and a Lambsfoot), right?
That was like one of those cookery programmes, where they cut away for a second, (or the commercials), and then cut to the finished dish!
Wow! Well done Barrett
Those look better than the ones I had yesterday!
What did the family think?
I think that's the best first attempt I've ever seen!
Finally made a chip butty:
The lambsfoot sliced the potatoes well enough, and also served to spread the butter. Only seasoning was salt and pepper. Delicious! Didn't have any beer (Don't judge me!), so had some iced tea with it.
Wishing a Happy Yorkshire Day to all Guardians!
Well done Vince, I'm glad you enjoyed it buddy
Happy Yorkshire Day
Accidentally posted before finishing. See edited post, please.
My one and only and she’s getting lonely. Looking for a Brit to join her. Any suggestions?
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Lovely Charlie Lamb
No BF supporting Lambsfoot dealers, so send me a PM mate
No luck ordering a chip butty at the place my family decided to eat tonight, no chips, (fries) on the menu at the Mexican restaurant. Hope you all had a Happy Yorkshire Day! I was carrying my new Lambsfoot today, love this thing!
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Bad luck on the chip butty Todd, but at least you had a Lambsfoot with you
But did you ask if they had Yorkshire pudding?
Could have started a new Mexican food trend, Yorkshire puddings filled with chilli!
Great picture, Jack... Looks like a lot of fun.
Love that picture too.. So much fun going on in this thread today.
Thanks John, it's been a great day here, really enjoyed it
Good morning Guardians, many thanks for celebrating Yorkshire Day with me, I am really touched by it
The contributions to this thread really have been special. Thank you so much for all your efforts my friends, I hope you had as much fun as I did
As today is NOT Yorkshire Day, I had some cinnamon and raisin bagels for breakfast - we have had bagels here for a very long time, (probably over a hundred years), but these came from the supermarket!
I have a busy day today unfortunately, and keep getting interrupted, but I'll draw a Lambsfoot winner this evening. Thank you once again for all the great contributions, and good luck everyone. Have a great day