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Is there anywhere that sells the broon sauce like you get in the chippy?

The wife got a bottle from a shop somewhere but it was pish!!

I kill for a fish supper with salt and SAUCE!!! There must be someone that sells it surley???

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Just dilute down some yourself. Add vinegar to brown sauce until you like the consistency.

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Just dilute down some yourself. Add vinegar to brown sauce until you like the consistency.

 

The correct answer.

 

Never fancied the stuff in old juice bottle's that chippy's sell.

Riddley Walker
Posted

Is there anywhere that sells the broon sauce like you get in the chippy?

The wife got a bottle from a shop somewhere but it was pish!!

I kill for a fish supper with salt and SAUCE!!! There must be someone that sells it surley???

Are you OK?

Posted

Aldi were selling chippy brown sauce, still do, I like it.

Posted

Tried making some before. Didn't really work.

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Any supermarket should sell it.

Posted

It's water not vinegar the chippies add. Vinegar makes it lethal if you breath in when your eating your chips.

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Always found it mental how it's only water they add but it tastes so ****ing good. :lol:

Fxxx the SPFL
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Is it true that broon sauce was invented in Edinburgh as was the 99 ice cream cone.

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Any supermarket should sell it.

This is what the chippys use, ?1 a bottle in morrisons and asda.

Do The Dance
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This is what the chippys use, ?1 a bottle in morrisons and asda.

And they add water to it.

Posted

Is there anywhere that sells the broon sauce like you get in the chippy?

The wife got a bottle from a shop somewhere but it was pish!!

I kill for a fish supper with salt and SAUCE!!! There must be someone that sells it surley???

You'll get a large "bottle" of the gold star stuff already mentioned from Marko probably. It's made in Glasgow, ironically.

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Adding vinegar to any brown sauce is an absolute myth when it comes to making chippy sauce

Fitzroy Pointon
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Any supermarket should sell it.

Aye, big bottles in Farmfoods, broon and rid. Don't use anything else now.

 

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jack D and coke
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Adding vinegar to any brown sauce is an absolute myth when it comes to making chippy sauce

Yep. The gold star stuff with a bit water is exactly what the chippy horses on your supper.
Posted

Yep. The gold star stuff with a bit water is exactly what the chippy horses on your supper.

How much water though?

jack D and coke
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How much water though?

Not too much. You can make it too pishy and you've ruined it. I've always got a bit left in one bottle so I'll put some of the new one into the old bottle and pish up the new one a wee bit.

I only put it on chips on there own or on fish and chips. Everything else is daddies or HP. Ketchup is for weirdos.

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Some chippies don't water it down. Gorgie Fish Bar for example. Whilst others do... Gino's at Longstone can be particularly watery, which is crap.

 

Real men demand full concentrate, leave the watery pish to Hibbies and the like.

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Any supermarket should sell it.

This is what you want.

Posted

Yup - Gold Star brown sauce. 

 

When my grand-dad owned a chippy, it was 50% Gold Star, 50% Water.

Brian Whittaker's Tache
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It's water not vinegar the chippies add. Vinegar makes it lethal if you breath in when your eating your chips.

 

This!

 

50/50 water and cash and carry gallon bottles of broon sauce.

 

Years working in Aldo's in Uphall as a spotty teenager taught me this.

Stephane Grappelli
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The Gorgie Fish bar sells bottles of it and they're due back from their holidays any day now.

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The Gorgie Fish bar sells bottles of it and they're due back from their holidays any day now.

Aii but it is dear and you can buy it from a supermarket for a quid. They charge about ?2.50. Seen some chippys sell it in milk cartons ffs.

 

Use a old sauce bottle and mix it up with 50-50 sauce and water.

 

Or better yet use it straight from the bottle.

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Stephane Grappelli
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Aii but it is dear and you can buy it from a supermarket for a quid. They charge about ?2.50. Seen some chippys sell it in milk cartons ffs.

 

Use a old sauce bottle and mix it up with 50-50 sauce and water.

 

Or better yet use it straight from the bottle.

Cheers. I didn't know what they were charging for it, I just remember spying bottles on the shelf during that awkward wait for them to get my haggis supper ready!

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Watered down Broon Chippy Sauce ?

 

Jesus wept. What's the world coming to ?

 

Miserable gits.

The chippy sauce you get served in the chippy is the watered down version and has been for decades. Edited by Sooperstar
Maroon Sailor
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It's what the Edinburgh chippy has always been renowned for.

 

I would lick the paper or tray at the end if I spotted a wee pool of it !

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When my folks were staying in East Calder, I always got a few bottles of the brown gold from Toninos chippie in mid Calder prior to heading back up to Lewis. Now they're in Blackridge, I still haven't found a chippie close by that sells it. To make matters worse, nowhere up here sells gold star broon sauce so I can't make my own.

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When my folks were staying in East Calder, I always got a few bottles of the brown gold from Toninos chippie in mid Calder prior to heading back up to Lewis. Now they're in Blackridge, I still haven't found a chippie close by that sells it. To make matters worse, nowhere up here sells gold star broon sauce so I can't make my own.

Amazon is your friend

 

Edit to Add I looked on it and couldn't find it.

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I am gonna buy a bottle of the stuff and do the watering down bit.

Fish and chips tomorrow and I canny wait....

We've been living in Lancashire for 9 years, a fish supper isnae the same without broon sauce, the wife has been directed to source the sauce asap!!!!

Cheers, a problem solved, gold star + water, magic!!

chester copperpot
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I am gonna buy a bottle of the stuff and do the watering down bit.

 

Fish and chips tomorrow and I canny wait....

 

Just had chips there with watered doon brown sauce. I had always used vinegar however used water after reading this thread and it was just barry!

Posted

Amazon is your friend

 

Edit to Add I looked on it and couldn't find it.

I've been looking on Amazon and eBay with no luck. only supermarkets on lewis is Tesco and coop, no luck in either of them. I'll just need to continue slumming it with mayonnaise on my chips.
Regal Kingston
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Not too much. You can make it too pishy and you've ruined it. I've always got a bit left in one bottle so I'll put some of the new one into the old bottle and pish up the new one a wee bit.

I only put it on chips on there own or on fish and chips. Everything else is daddies or HP. Ketchup is for weirdos.

 

Ketchup has its moments - would you put broon on a burger?

Or a hotdog?

jack D and coke
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Ketchup has its moments - would you put broon on a burger?

Or a hotdog?

Would i feck no[emoji1] you've got me!

It's mustard and ketchup or relish or whatever!

chester copperpot
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Feck. I'm Hank Marvin just thinking about it.

 

Effin tuna salad tonight :muggy:

 

 

so tomorrow canny come soon enough.

 

:

 

It wasn't the gold star stuff though just some shite from Aldis.

 

Still was great with a wee bit salt. Feel the weegie chippies who attempt to make brown sauce always get it wrong.

chester copperpot
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Feel the weegie chippies ???

 

 

:oohmatron:

 

Deary me!

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Greedy Jambo
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There's never been a better time to start watering down yer brown sauce. 

Just done it myself. Wee bit bottled water added to Goldstar, taste and repeat. 

The Real Maroonblood
Posted
50 minutes ago, Space Pirate said:

There's never been a better time to start watering down yer brown sauce. 

Just done it myself. Wee bit bottled water added to Goldstar, taste and repeat. 

Gold Star👍

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On 29/07/2016 at 07:11, superjack said:

When my folks were staying in East Calder, I always got a few bottles of the brown gold from Toninos chippie in mid Calder prior to heading back up to Lewis. Now they're in Blackridge, I still haven't found a chippie close by that sells it. To make matters worse, nowhere up here sells gold star broon sauce so I can't make my own.

They moved from East Cauther to Blackridge?!?!?!? Try Coia's chippy in the main street in Armadale when you are back down.

ƒιѕнρℓαρѕ
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On 29/07/2016 at 16:10, Regal Kingston said:

 

Ketchup has its moments - would you put broon on a burger?

Or a hotdog?

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Brown on a burger, mustard on a hot dog. We're not animals.

Greedy Jambo
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7 minutes ago, Smithee said:

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Brown on a burger, mustard on a hot dog. We're not animals.

 

Sake man, that's a whole new thread. 

I'd put chippy sauce on a battered burger on a roll. 

A proper burger roll with cheese, lettuce and onion.. it has to be ketchup. 

 

Hot dog is mustard and ketchup. 

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ƒιѕнρℓαρѕ
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9 minutes ago, Space Pirate said:

 

Sake man, that's a whole new thread. 

I'd put chippy sauce on a battered burger on a roll. 

A proper burger roll with cheese, lettuce and onion.. it has to be ketchup. 

 

Hot dog is mustard and ketchup. 

Ketchup's for lassies and bairns.

Red or respect, you can't have both!

Greedy Jambo
Posted
2 minutes ago, Smithee said:

Ketchup's for lassies and bairns.

Red or respect, you can't have both!

 

Nahh. it has it's purposes. 

It's when folk start keeping it in the fridge that it all kicks off. 

Posted

I bought a bottle of that Gold Star chippy sauce a couple of weeks ago, pretty sick of it now.

Greedy Jambo
Posted
51 minutes ago, graygo said:

I bought a bottle of that Gold Star chippy sauce a couple of weeks ago, pretty sick of it now.

 

As you would be if you used any brown sauce regularly. 

It's the best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be. 

Posted
28 minutes ago, Space Pirate said:

 

As you would be if you used any brown sauce regularly. 

It's the best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be. 

 

I know, it's just cos in tight and it's only got a month shelf life after opening.

Greedy Jambo
Posted
1 minute ago, graygo said:

 

I know, it's just cos in tight and it's only got a month shelf life after opening.

 

Mate, mine is well over a months old. It's made with vinegar. Calm doon. 

Greedy Jambo
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Anyone going for the 50/50 gold star and water, i wouldn't recommend it. 

I think yer looking at about 65/35 and take it from there. 

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