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    Two Caerphilly chippys shortlisted in Top 20 UK Takeaway of the Year

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryOctober 21, 2022No Comments
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    Two Caerphilly-based fish & chip shops, have today been named as finalists, in the Top 20 Takeaway of the Year, in the National Fish and Chip Awards.

    Ship Deck award-winning fish & chips in Trethomas and Fish Kitchen 1854 in Maesycwmmer have been shortlisted, with both Welsh chippys in with a chance of taking the 2023 trophy.

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    The 20 finalists were selected following an extensive judging process of the top 40 fish and chip takeaways, which were announced last month.

    The Takeaway of the Year category is sponsored by Pukka Pies, McWhinneys, Smales, VA Whitley, Friars Pride, Henry Colbecks and B D Signs.

    The winner will be announced at The National Fish and Chip Awards, hosted by The National Federation of Fish Friers (NFFF), on the 28th of February 2023 at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge.

    Commenting on the news, Andrew Crook, President at the NFFF, comments “We received such a high standard of applications this year, for this category in particular, making it a very difficult yet rewarding judging process! The top 20 really demonstrate a strong commitment to the fish and chip industry and to the British public, so we’re thrilled to see so many shortlisted from across the country. Congratulations to everyone involved, this is a massive achievement in itself!”

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