by callyourbluff November 17, 2011

Fish & chip news is a phrase used to describe something that’s in the newspaper, but is so uninteresting / not important that the newspaper it has been printed on is later used to wrap up somebody’s Fish & Chip.
“Did you read the news about that old woman who got robbed last Thursday?”
“Yeah,, but I only glanced at it. It’s Fish & Chip news”
“Yeah,, but I only glanced at it. It’s Fish & Chip news”
by Konstantia August 7, 2023

a thin slice of potato made crisp by being fried, baked, or dried and eaten as a snack.
In the UK and Ireland they're called crisps.
In the UK and Ireland they're called crisps.
"Can I get an order please"
"Sure, What is your order?"
"A vegetable salad with a side of potato chips"
"Got it!"
"Sure, What is your order?"
"A vegetable salad with a side of potato chips"
"Got it!"
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