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Burton's Fish 'n' Chips were a sort of a biscuity, crackery, crisp. They came in a bag with newspaper print on it. They crisps themselves were in the shape of a fish or a chip. They never quite had enough flavour on them.

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Do You Remember Burton's Fish 'n' Chips?

Do You Remember Burton's Fish 'n' Chips?

  • Anonymous user
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    Yep - from the vending machine at the baths after swimming. Standard post-swim treat. Just tasted like bland baked cracker with a thin veneer of salt and vinegar to be fair !
  • Anonymous user
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    loved these I thought they were Yum eating them after swimming :-)
  • InGen
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    Seen them in Morrisons too.
  • Anonymous user
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    asda & Tesco stock em
  • jambo
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    Fish n Chips are back as i have seen people posting pics of them on FB
  • Anonymous user
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    fish and chips Back in Asda.
  • Anonymous user
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    What is it with these and swimming pool vending machines? That's my memory of them too. Flavour was too strong and biscuit was dry but I kind of liked the way the packet was like a newspaper. In those days, fish n chips actually did come in newspaper, until the health and safety nannies got involved.
  • Anonymous user
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    You either loved or hated these...I loved em
  • Anonymous user
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    I used to eat these by the ton. I don't have any kids, but if I did I would be tempted to exchange said kid for a bag of these
  • Anonymous user
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    Good Lord, I'd quite forgotten these! Thanks for the memory! I loved them- my Mum didn't mind getting them for me, as they were biscuits and not crisps, so not deemed to be as bad for my health.

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