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What is a 'scrunchie'?

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Nical | 18:49 Wed 27th Apr 2011 | Food & Drink
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A chip shop has just opened in our area and we've had menus put through our doors. One of the items listed - in amongst pie suppers, pizza etc - is 'scrunchie'. You can have a whole scrunchie or half a scrunchie, with or without chips. What on earth is it? (The menu doesn't list a phone number, otherwise I'd phone the chip shop. I won't be down that way for a few days - and am just very curious.)
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Know a lot of Glaswegians do you, Moralman?
19:18 Wed 27th Apr 2011
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we get deep-fried pizza here but I have never seen a battered one.
22:04 Wed 27th Apr 2011
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I thought a scrunchie was one of those rolled up net thingys you use in the shower.
22:08 Wed 27th Apr 2011
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Avatar Image LoftyLottie
OMG I don't even like pizza, let alone deep fried battered pizza.
10:54 Thu 28th Apr 2011
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Sounds worse than the Scottish chippy's traditional favourite of deep-fried Scotch Pie!
16:14 Thu 28th Apr 2011

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