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macca 53 24 Aug 4:13pm, 24 Aug 2024 32,740 posts	0 macca 53 Excellent news @Night-owl
Mandymoo 24 Aug 6:55pm, 24 Aug 2024 19,643 posts	0 Mandymoo Great news Night Owl
northernslowcoach 24 Aug 7:28pm, 24 Aug 2024 19,788 posts	0 northernslowcoach Great news @Night-owl
riggys99 24 Aug 7:43pm, 24 Aug 2024 3,702 posts	0 riggys99 Brilliant news @Night-owl
Night-owl 24 Aug 9:37pm, 24 Aug 2024 46,227 posts	0 Night-owl Thanks again everyone
Dvorak 25 Aug 9:42am, 25 Aug 2024 28,024 posts	0 Dvorak @57.5 Degrees of Pain, I live east of Weegieland and we had chitterin' bites here (although I'd forgotten the phrase ). A wee something just to tide you over, which was more than say, a biscuit. "Proper" food, but in a small portion. PS neat Fetch number I had to type you in, as you didn't "@"
Velociraptor 25 Aug 10:03am, 25 Aug 2024 70,595 posts	0 Velociraptor A chitterin' bite was something to fill the gap between getting home from school and teatime.
Bazoaxe 25 Aug 11:56am, 25 Aug 2024 27,281 posts	0 Bazoaxe It was known as a snack south of Edinburgh.
Derby Tup 25 Aug 12:27pm, 25 Aug 2024 67,669 posts	0 Derby Tup And in most of the rest of the English speaking world I’d think
Alice the Camel 25 Aug 2:08pm, 25 Aug 2024 18,094 posts	0 Alice the Camel The Belgian equivalent of a chitterin’ bite is a vieruurtje or “small 4 o’clocker”, usually a pancake or waffle to keep you going until teatime. They don’t seem to bother with elevenses though.