Johnson’s London Dictionary: Pie and Mash

PIE AND MASH (n.) Traditional East London delicacy topped by a green liquid described as liquor despite the absence of alcohol.

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  1. My order was always “Two pies, one mash, no liquor”. I had to say that quickly, before they slopped the green water all over my food. Then they looked at me as if I was crazy, and said, “No liquor, you sure?”
    Cheers, Pete.

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