English regional fast food specialities

[Balderdasha]

There also used to be a Japanese lady who did fresh sushi rolls at lunchtime on the Cambridge market and she'd make vegetarian ones just for me. They were delicious. I heard that she later set up a more wholesale business delivering to offices and colleges and the like. I hope she's still in business.

[Patrick Thistle]

Has the Leeds battered and fried chip butty been mentioned on here yet? I keep seeing the video being shared on Facebook

[Walt Flanagans Dog]

Not directly, thought it's mentioned in the parmobomb article upthread.

Meanwhile I have just had a part share of a salt and pepper munchie box, a speciality claimed by Merseyside I believe, but like the parmo has spread its (in this case salty and peppery) wings.

[Benjm]

The Staffordshire Oatcake is one of the consolations of a trip to Stoke-on-Trent. (A quick check suggests it hasn't been mentioned yet.)

https://www.visitstoke.co.uk/food-an.../oatcake-shops

They are a very local thing indeed and pretty much unheard of in their home county outside of The Potteries.

You can sometimes find them in random Sainsburys supermarkets around the country.

[jameswba]

You're right Benjm, though you can (or could) get them at the Soup Kitchen, the only real reason to visit Stafford : http://www.thesoupkitchen.co.uk/

They're not fast food then though, as this place has waiter/waitress service and everything.