Antrim chippy is feasting its eyes upon the battered creme egg

It’s almost Easter and what better way to celebrate than to munch your way through a battered creme egg. Yes, you read that right – a Cadbury’s creme egg which has been lovingly tossed in the fryer.

The Chippy in Antrim has added this eggs-citing Easter special to its menu.


Would you try the battered deep-fried chocolatey treat?

This culinary tradition began in 1992 when the proprietors of Haven Chip Bar in Scotland, decided it was a good idea to dip a Mars bar in batter.

And that’s when people began developing a taste for the unusual.

Last year, a restaurant in Lincolnshire offered up the the battered Terry’s Chocolate Orange.

Helena Papadamou who owns the business with her husband, told the Gainsborough Standard: “This is a new idea and I don’t think anyone has done it before.

“It is quite sickly and to be honest I couldn’t finish one myself – it is definitely a sharing job.

“It has been received a bit like Marmite on the comments section, however, I am sure if people are brave enough to give it a go they will enjoy what they get.”

Call in to The Chippy in Railway Street in Antrim and your eyes will melt!

Pic by The Chippy.

 

 

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