Chips n' Cheese is a Scottish thing too.

Still very wrong though.

I'm quite a connoissoir of chips ... I don't have any fish with mine, occasionally have a cheese and onion pasty or onion rings but usually just chips.

Now there are two ways I enjoy mine...if they are being eaten out of the paper "al fresco" I think its called,then it has to be chip shop salt and vinegar for me. However,if its at home then for some reason its just brown sauce and no salt I also like sharing a portion of chips when out, seems to make them taste better

I wouldn't ever have curry sauce, have never tried it but don't fancy it,and gravy on chips just doesn't seem right...no, couldn't do that. Cheese and chips sounds good, especially with a bit of salad to go with it

Has to be ketchup and salt and vinegar.....maybe a few mushy peas.

Same as Rach..... Salt, vinegar and ketchup, anything else is wrong

I had never seen anybody put gravy on their chips till I moved up here As for curry sauce?? I don't get it

Cheese on chips... Noooo

Chips and gravy must be a northern thing, there was cockney chippy owner when I was at collage and would look like you were from another planet when you asked for it.

Curry sauce is brilliant as well, hotter the better.

I voted curry sauce as I do like curry sauce sometimes but mostly salt and loads of vinegar.

I think it is a northern thing, I just don't get it
First time I was offered, gravy with it.. I thought are you deranged

Don't even get me started on Mushy peas... Vile

A good old North , South divide is still alive as far as food is concerned

I like my chips with - salt, vinegar and tom sauce but I am very partial to chips and cheese. How can cheese ever be wrong???

TBH I love cheese on those hotdogs you get from a burger van on a Friday night Yep I am classy

Now that is wrong, cheese on burgers not hotdogs.
What about mustard on hotdogs, some people think Im daft for it but its really nice.