Favourite Bar Snack

[Artois]

Got to be Porky Scratchings for me.

 

[Marc]

Pork Scratchings, some are horrid but the Twitten Club in Southwick (and the Schooner, but they stopped them for some reason) have the best tasting Scratchings EVER, bloody lovely and I just have to have a packet everytime I pop in there for a beverage!

 

[Trigger]

Gotta be prawn crackers for me but i do like a good pork scratching too.

 

[SK1NT]

scampi fries

 

[Dawsey]

Crisps - preferably cheese and onion

 

[CHAPPERS]

It really depends on the drink. If I'm drinking ale and mini cheddars are available then i'd go for them. Lager for me always makes me crave dry roasted peanuts and stout it's salt and vinegar crips. Scratchings are bloody lovely but I'll only ever buy them if they are in a plain bag with absolutely no writing on it whatsoever.

I voted Dry Roasted Peanuts as they are consistent and always tasty.

 

[Ezekiel Rowe]

Twiglets....i'd actually forgotten about those! The curry flavoured one's they out went down a treat with a few beers. My mission for the weekend is sorted then.

 

[Easy 10]

I used to love those little tubs of warm spicey peanuts with a crispy shell you used to be able to buy, they were marvellous. I used to pig out on them in the Hogshead, Church Road. Very addictive. They seem to have disappeared now though.

 

[CHAPPERS]

Twiglets....i'd actually forgotten about those! The curry flavoured one's they out went down a treat with a few beers. My mission for the weekend is sorted then.

They were bloody gorgeous!

Great shout.

 

[CHAPPERS]

I used to love those little tubs of warm spicey peanuts you used to be able to buy, they were marvellous. I used to pig out on them in the Hogshead, Church Road. Very addictive. They seem to have disappeared now though.

Hot nuts! Still available in certain Brighton establishments including the Great Eastern on Trafalgar Street.

I love pubs.

 

[SK1NT]

i have a family sized bag of twiglets on my desk now mmm

 

[Marc]

I used to love those little tubs of warm spicey peanuts with a crispy shell you used to be able to buy, they were marvellous. I used to pig out on them in the Hogshead, Church Road. Very addictive. They seem to have disappeared now though.

Twitten Club, Southwick, not sure if they're spicy but they are warm nuts and bloody tasty!
Could sign you in for an afternoon beverage on Sat if you're interested? (i'm a member) then toodle off round the Cricks for the footy.

 

[REDLAND]

Olives,

without stones

 

[Kylies Stunt Arse]

Scratchings, or devils toenails as they are also known, are wonderful but I think I'll have to go with cheesy nibbles. Consistently great snackage.

 

[Northstander]

scampi fries

tHEY ALWAYS REMIND ME OF Creation type night clubs!!

 

[Braders]

the real mcoy flame grilled steak crisps

 

[Fran Hagarty]

Cashew nuts

 

[Set of Tracksuits]

There is no real alternative to pork scratchings.

Proper ones though, not the pork "crunch" crap that you sometimes get.

 

[JJ McClure]

Crisps.
But it's gotta be proper pub crisps. Salt n' vinegar McCoys or Beef and mustard Branigans.

 

[Deano's Right Foot]

Brannigan's Beer Nuts, with the salty crunchy skins.

Haven't seen them for years. Used to have a packet of these with a can of McEwans or two in the buffet car on the train home from London.

Mmmm buffet cars. Two slices of toast (or even a toasted bacon sarnie) and a coffee on the way up in the morning. Beers and fags on the way home. Those were the days....