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Brit's Fish And Chips, Edmonton


love2travel

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My husband took me to Edmonton for our monthly blissful culinary shopping spree and bingefest. After reading reviews and information on Brit's Fish and Chips, I became interested. Fish and chips is something I thought I may never eat again. Sure, it is something that can be made at home but deep frying is something I rarely do.

Anyway, the menu is exactly like those all over the UK where we've had the best fish and chips on the planet. I could even have had a deep-fried Mars bar or pickles. Nearly anything on the menu can be made gluten free because they have a gluten-free batter and dedicated fryer. The staff is well versed and one has celiac herself. So, we ordered a large platter of haddock, cod, onion rings and fries and curry sauce (and coleslaw). It was all gluten free to prevent any chance of cross contamination. It was amazing! The batter was tempura like and very light and crispy. The service was excellent. I was so happy there were tears in my eyes. The tartar sauce was gluten free as well. Usually is, but sometimes it is not. The batter is lighter in colour, of course, which differentiates it from the gluten version. My husband was very impressed as well and was very happy with the gluten-free version. He was also so happy to see me so happy. Lovely man, he is. :)

If you are ever in Edmonton (I know a couple of you live there) try it out if you ever have a craving for something deep fried and delicious.

In fact, when I think of that day I do not reflect back to the fantastic dinner we had but to the fish and chips lunch because it was that exciting to me.


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That sounds yummy Love! I just checked out Edmonton's visitor guide, it looks like a beautiful city too. :)

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That sounds yummy Love! I just checked out Edmonton's visitor guide, it looks like a beautiful city too. :)

How nice of you to check it out! It is a pretty city, actually, with a lot of trees. It is a joy to visit for many reasons but it is far prettier than my town. Oh, well. You can't have it all! You wouldn't like the climate but this year's winter was the warmest on record I believe (at least it was where I live). The snow is melting quickly!

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